For outreach teams, community groups, and service providers planning safer responses to substance use, get a practical plan for a specific setting. Set priorities around concerns such as overdose, safer use, stigma, or access to supplies. Review an existing strategy for missing steps and prepare plain-language points for a staff or community discussion. Leave with an action plan, review notes, or a discussion guide.
Harm Reduction
Build a harm-reduction plan for a community, program, or service setting.
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What it writes
- Community harm-reduction action plan
- Strategy gap review and discussion questions
- Staff or community meeting guide
How to use it
Name the setting, who will use the plan, and the main risk to address. Include available supplies, staff capacity, and any policy limits so the action steps fit your actual program.
What you bring
- Setting and intended audience
- Main substance-related risks or goals
- Policies, resources, and constraints
- Choose the program or community setting
A good fit for
- Planning overdose-prevention steps for a community outreach program
- Reviewing a drop-in center's safer-use plan before staff training
- Preparing a community meeting about stigma and naloxone access
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Build an overdose-prevention plan for our street outreach team in Phoenix. We have naloxone kits, two staff per shift, and limited access to transportation.
Review our drop-in center's safer-use policy: We offer sterile supplies but no onsite overdose response. What gaps and staff discussion questions should we consider?
Prepare plain-language talking points for a neighborhood meeting about naloxone access, fentanyl test strips, and how residents can respond to an overdose.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Emergency overdose response or individual treatment advice
- Cannot verify local laws, services, or current guidance
- Plans need review against local policy and clinical guidance
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