ALT Over blue, purple, and green gradient background, white border with two star-like shapes frames a photo of a drug checking machine with associated supplies below white font over a green text box reading, “Implementing Clinical Services within SSPs”. Purple bubble shape with white font below at right reads, “También disponible en Español”. NHRC, NSSSP, and NASEN logos at bottom middle.
![Same gradient background and logo, with large white box framed in green. Green border at top left reads, “THE SSP ADVANTAGE” in white beside NSSSP logo. Smaller black font below reads, “SSP staff described how integrating clinical services led to better participant health outcomes, greater engagement in care, and improved quality of life…”. Below this is white text highlighted in green reading, ““...we're seeing more people taking stock in their own health because they have [services] available in a place they feel safe.". Black text below this reads, “— Community-based organization, Northeast region”.](https://venexa.site/media/HJ6smMvXUAANYPV.jpg)
ALT Same gradient background and logo, with large white box framed in green. Green border at top left reads, “THE SSP ADVANTAGE” in white beside NSSSP logo. Smaller black font below reads, “SSP staff described how integrating clinical services led to better participant health outcomes, greater engagement in care, and improved quality of life…”. Below this is white text highlighted in green reading, ““...we're seeing more people taking stock in their own health because they have [services] available in a place they feel safe.". Black text below this reads, “— Community-based organization, Northeast region”.
ALT Same gradient background with large white box framed in green. Green border at top left reads, “SERVICE OFFERINGS” beside NSSSP logo. Black font below this reads, “” Bar graphic below shows stats for “Servicios clínicos brindados por SSPs*” with graphics of a person’s ankle wrapped in bandage, a medical bag, and medical personnel sitting across from a person getting a vaccine. Smaller black font below reads, “*Only the five most reported clinical services are presented”.
![Same gradient background with large white box framed in green. White text over green text box reads, ““[Our SSP team] was just talking about how important it is to incorporate these [clinical] services, how important it is to have them in addition to the [other] services that we offer, not only because [it’s] easy access, low-barrier, [and] people can get to them, but also a lot of people don't go to other [service providers] because of stigma, because they don't know if that [provider’s] going to be able to really fit their needs...This is something that we figure we can offer [for] whole-person health.” above black font reading, “-Department of public health, West region”.](https://venexa.site/media/HJ6srYnXQAA95eP.jpg)
ALT Same gradient background with large white box framed in green. White text over green text box reads, ““[Our SSP team] was just talking about how important it is to incorporate these [clinical] services, how important it is to have them in addition to the [other] services that we offer, not only because [it’s] easy access, low-barrier, [and] people can get to them, but also a lot of people don't go to other [service providers] because of stigma, because they don't know if that [provider’s] going to be able to really fit their needs...This is something that we figure we can offer [for] whole-person health.” above black font reading, “-Department of public health, West region”.
ALT Over blue, purple, and green gradient background, white border with two star-like shapes frames a photo of a drug checking machine with associated supplies below white font over a green text box reading, “Advanced Drug Checking Services”. Purple bubble shape with white font below at right reads, “También disponible en Español”. Below photo is white font reading, “Considerations for Syringe Services Programs”. NHRC, NSSSP, and NASEN logos at bottom middle.
ALT Same gradient background and logo, with large white box framed in green. Green border at top left reads, “HOW IT WORKS” in white beside NSSSP logo. Black text in bulleted list reads, “Advanced DCS at SSPs involve using special machines and accompanying software to test drug samples that participants provide.” and “Implementation models may include mail-based, partner-provided, or partner-funded.” Below this is graphic reading, “Core Components of Advanced DCS” in blue above list with 3 icons (from top, a brown bag reading, “confidential, a machine showing graphs, and a cell phone with a text message notification). Beside the icons, font reads, “Collect sample and contact information from participants”, “Test sample with a specialized machine, review, and confirm results” and “Share results with participants, providers, and/or the wider community”.
ALT Same gradient background with large white box framed in green. Green border at top left reads, “THE SSP ADVANTAGE” beside NSSSP logo. Black font in bulleted list below reads, “SSP participant and community benefits: Offering advanced DCS helps prevent overdoses and provides data to monitor drug supply trends that can inform the broader community.” “Trusted relationships: SSPs build trust with people who use drugs, making them essential for drug checking efforts that involve sharing samples.” and “Flexible and innovative operations: Advanced DCS can be tailored to fit an SSP’s capacity. Partnerships help when funding or staffing is limited and, in restrictive legal environments, SSPs have led advocacy efforts to expand access.”
![Same gradient background with large white box framed in green. Over green background, white italicized font reads, ““We’re also working on a project where we can start to send out…a weekly email — hopefully text [messages too] — [to] public health [departments], public safety [departments], anyone who uses drugs, and community members who want [information on the local drug supply], to share what we found that week. [The information] is not just going back to the person who donated the sample, it’s going to anyone who might come across that batch.” Black text beside this reads, “— Health care organization in the Northeast”.](https://venexa.site/media/HGdTJcNWwAAKRsc.jpg)
ALT Same gradient background with large white box framed in green. Over green background, white italicized font reads, ““We’re also working on a project where we can start to send out…a weekly email — hopefully text [messages too] — [to] public health [departments], public safety [departments], anyone who uses drugs, and community members who want [information on the local drug supply], to share what we found that week. [The information] is not just going back to the person who donated the sample, it’s going to anyone who might come across that batch.” Black text beside this reads, “— Health care organization in the Northeast”.
ALT Black and white lines pattern frames graphic. Over white background speckled with black dots over black border toward top, copy reads, "2025 ends and 2026 begins with harm reduction." The words "harm reduction" are in pink, rest of font is white. NHRC 30th anniversary logo at middle. Below this is black font reading, "This movement has always be powered by community, and we move forward because people like you show up in collective resistance." In pink font below, copy reads, "Please give today." Smaller teal font below reads, "bit.ly/SupportNHRCEndOfYear2025."
ALT Same background, gradient box, logo, and icons. The information bubble icon is white. Medium-sized black font over white text box reads, "Safer drug use means being informed." Smaller black font below reads, "No one knows what’s best for you better than you. Whatever drugs you use, we want you to be safe and healthy." White font below this reads, "Visit harmreduction.org to learn more.
ALT Over blue/green/purple gradient background, white line borders with two "sparkle" icons frame content. White font over green text box reads, "Improving Access to Buprenorphine". Below this is graphic of buprenorphine box outlined in purple. Small cloud-like purple shape above the box reads in white, "También disponible en Español". White font beneath buprenorphine box reads, "Considerations for Syringe Services Programs". At bottom center are NHRC, NSSSP, and NASEN logos.
ALT Same background. Large white box with lime green border fills most of graphic. Over green box at top left, white all caps copy reads, "HOW IT WORKS" beside NSSSP logo. Smaller black font in a bulleted list below reads, "Accessing buprenorphine involves OUD screening by a provider, receiving a prescription, and picking up the medication from a pharmacy." and "SSPs can play a key role by connecting participants to prescribers, providing transportation assistance, and supporting treatment navigation." Below this are four boxes in blue, green, teal, and purple, in rows of two. At center over the boxes in blue is white font reading, "Models to Connect Participants to Prescribers". Font in boxes from left read: "Referral to in-person treatment", "In-person treatment provided in-house", "Referral to telehealth treatment", and "Telehealth treatment provided in-house".
ALT Same background and white box with border. Over blue box at top left, all caps white font reads, "SSPs can...". Below this is graphic of street with dotted lines zig-zagging down the page. On either side of street are illustrations, including people talking at a table, a medical professional seen on a laptop screen, buses and cars, a person talking to a pharmacist at a pharmacy counter, and a calendar with medication bottles in front of it. Moving down the page beside the street is the following copy: "Connect participants with members of a care team who have experience taking buprenorphine to build trust, provide hope, and promote person-centered care", "Link participants to buprenorphine treatment through trusted partners to improve access to quality care", "Help participants navigate to appointments and pharmacies to minimize logistical barriers for participant", "Build relationships with pharmacy staff for third-party pick-up to promote privacy, safety, and consistent access to med
![Same background and white box with border. White font highlighted in green reads, "“I met the owner of [organization] when I used to work in [opioid treatment]...he showed up at the town hall meeting to support us...And then we became very friendly and started learning more about each other’s organizations. We were like, ‘Why don’t we just combine [our services], we should just go out next to each other.’” Copy below this in black font reads, "— Community-based organization providing referral to in-person buprenorphine treatment".](https://venexa.site/media/GxM3pBEWAAAvSnK.jpg)
ALT Same background and white box with border. White font highlighted in green reads, "“I met the owner of [organization] when I used to work in [opioid treatment]...he showed up at the town hall meeting to support us...And then we became very friendly and started learning more about each other’s organizations. We were like, ‘Why don’t we just combine [our services], we should just go out next to each other.’” Copy below this in black font reads, "— Community-based organization providing referral to in-person buprenorphine treatment".
ALT Over blue/green/purple gradient background, white line borders with two "sparkle" icons frame content. White font over green text box reads, "Improving Access to Buprenorphine". Below this is graphic of buprenorphine box outlined in purple. Small cloud-like purple shape above the box reads in white, "También disponible en Español". White font beneath buprenorphine box reads, "Considerations for Syringe Services Programs". At bottom center are NHRC, NSSSP, and NASEN logos.
ALT Same background. Large white box with lime green border fills most of graphic. Over green box at top left, white all caps copy reads, "HOW IT WORKS" beside NSSSP logo. Smaller black font in a bulleted list below reads, "Accessing buprenorphine involves OUD screening by a provider, receiving a prescription, and picking up the medication from a pharmacy." and "SSPs can play a key role by connecting participants to prescribers, providing transportation assistance, and supporting treatment navigation." Below this are four boxes in blue, green, teal, and purple, in rows of two. At center over the boxes in blue is white font reading, "Models to Connect Participants to Prescribers". Font in boxes from left read: "Referral to in-person treatment", "In-person treatment provided in-house", "Referral to telehealth treatment", and "Telehealth treatment provided in-house".
ALT Same background and white box with border. Over blue box at top left, all caps white font reads, "SSPs can...". Below this is graphic of street with dotted lines zig-zagging down the page. On either side of street are illustrations, including people talking at a table, a medical professional seen on a laptop screen, buses and cars, a person talking to a pharmacist at a pharmacy counter, and a calendar with medication bottles in front of it. Moving down the page beside the street is the following copy: "Connect participants with members of a care team who have experience taking buprenorphine to build trust, provide hope, and promote person-centered care", "Link participants to buprenorphine treatment through trusted partners to improve access to quality care", "Help participants navigate to appointments and pharmacies to minimize logistical barriers for participant", "Build relationships with pharmacy staff for third-party pick-up to promote privacy, safety, and consistent access to med
ALT Same background and white box with border. White font highlighted in green reads, "“I met the owner of [organization] when I used to work in [opioid treatment]...he showed up at the town hall meeting to support us...And then we became very friendly and started learning more about each other’s organizations. We were like, ‘Why don’t we just combine [our services], we should just go out next to each other.’” Copy below this in black font reads, "— Community-based organization providing referral to in-person buprenorphine treatment".
ALT Over blue/green/purple gradient background, white line borders with two "sparkle" icons frame content. White font over green text box reads, "Improving Access to Buprenorphine". Below this is graphic of buprenorphine box outlined in purple. Small cloud-like purple shape above the box reads in white, "También disponible en Español". White font beneath buprenorphine box reads, "Considerations for Syringe Services Programs". At bottom center are NHRC, NSSSP, and NASEN logos.
ALT Same background. Large white box with lime green border fills most of graphic. Over green box at top left, white all caps copy reads, "HOW IT WORKS" beside NSSSP logo. Smaller black font in a bulleted list below reads, "Accessing buprenorphine involves OUD screening by a provider, receiving a prescription, and picking up the medication from a pharmacy." and "SSPs can play a key role by connecting participants to prescribers, providing transportation assistance, and supporting treatment navigation." Below this are four boxes in blue, green, teal, and purple, in rows of two. At center over the boxes in blue is white font reading, "Models to Connect Participants to Prescribers". Font in boxes from left read: "Referral to in-person treatment", "In-person treatment provided in-house", "Referral to telehealth treatment", and "Telehealth treatment provided in-house".
ALT Same background and white box with border. Over blue box at top left, all caps white font reads, "SSPs can...". Below this is graphic of street with dotted lines zig-zagging down the page. On either side of street are illustrations, including people talking at a table, a medical professional seen on a laptop screen, buses and cars, a person talking to a pharmacist at a pharmacy counter, and a calendar with medication bottles in front of it. Moving down the page beside the street is the following copy: "Connect participants with members of a care team who have experience taking buprenorphine to build trust, provide hope, and promote person-centered care", "Link participants to buprenorphine treatment through trusted partners to improve access to quality care", "Help participants navigate to appointments and pharmacies to minimize logistical barriers for participant", "Build relationships with pharmacy staff for third-party pick-up to promote privacy, safety, and consistent access to med
ALT Same background and white box with border. White font highlighted in green reads, "“I met the owner of [organization] when I used to work in [opioid treatment]...he showed up at the town hall meeting to support us...And then we became very friendly and started learning more about each other’s organizations. We were like, ‘Why don’t we just combine [our services], we should just go out next to each other.’” Copy below this in black font reads, "— Community-based organization providing referral to in-person buprenorphine treatment".
ALT Over blue gradient, conversation bubbles in white and black with patterns at top right read, “FOUNDATIONAL FRIDAYS.” Below this, between black box outline, bold, all caps black copy reads, “DRUGS 101”. Some words are highlighted in yellow. NHRC white logo at bottom left, smaller black font at bottom middle reads, “May 30” and “12 p.m. —2 p.m. ET”.
ALT Green gradient background frames top of graphic, behind bold, all caps text in black reading, "PRINCIPLES OF HARM REDUCTION". Black-&-white maze-like pattern placed below this, w/ the number "7" @ center. Black text over white background below reads, "Recognizes that the realities of poverty, class, racism, social isolation, past trauma, sex-based discrimination, and other social inequalities affect both people’s vulnerability to and capacity for effectively dealing with drug-related harm". Same logo placement.
ALT Yellow gradient background frames top of graphic, behind bold, all caps text in black reading, "PRINCIPLES OF HARM REDUCTION". Black-&-white maze-like pattern placed below this, w/ the number "8" @ center. Black text over white background below reads, "Does not attempt to minimize or ignore the real and tragic harm and danger that can be associated with illicit drug use". Same logo placement.
ALT Over blue gradient, conversation bubbles in white and black with patterns at top right read, “FOUNDATIONAL FRIDAYS.” Below this, between black box outline, bold, all caps black copy reads, “DRUGS 101”. Some words are highlighted in yellow. NHRC white logo at bottom left, smaller black font at bottom middle reads, “May 30” and “12 p.m. —2 p.m. ET”.