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Harm Reduction Program

The Gender Health Center's Harm Reduction Program is based on liberatory harm reduction principles and practices. This approach aims to provide immediate support and safety for our communities while also working to address and dismantle structural inequities. We recognize and honor the contributions of Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, People of Color (QTBIPOC), sex workers, and people who use drugs, whose efforts have shaped and advanced these approaches.

Harm reduction is sacred work; it is ancestral work. Harm reduction is a compassionate model for those who are left to grapple with coloniality-induced grief and the multigenerational maladaptive skills that were developed to survive unutterable compounded destruction and dysfunctionality.
                                                                              - Shira Hassan | Saving Our Own Lives

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Mobile Services & Home Delivery

GHC is excited to announce the launch of our mobile harm reduction services and home delivery program! Community members can access our harm reduction services along our mobile route Tuesday - Thursday 10am - 4pm. We will be posting our schedule soon!

The harm reduction team is also offering home delivery of gender affirming supplies on Wednesdays. Please see the link below for more information on ordering and delivery timeline: 

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Harm reduction happens in the pockets of exquisite care we show our love ones, without questioning or judging their life choices, or imagining that we know better than they do.
                                                            - Shira Hassan | Saving Our Own Lives

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Photo credit: National Harm Reduction Coalition (first image), Rooted Diaspora Consulting LLC (second image) & Art by Katie Kaplan (third image)


OVERDOSE PREVENTION & RESPONSE TRAINING (Nasal Narcan)
Training opiate users, their friends and family on how to avoid an overdose, how to recognize one, and how to respond with calling 911, rescue breathing, and use of Nasal Narcan. Addressing the leading cause of accidental death in the U.S. – opioid overdose.

To arrange a training, please email hrs@ghcmail.org

 

 

 


EDUCATION, RESPONSE, AND ACCESS (ERA)
Targeted education and services. Overdose prevention & response, HIV/STI testing, medical and mental health information, MAT (medication assisted treatment) referrals and assistance in accessing services. 

ADDITIONAL SERVICES OFFERED

  • Distribution of Survival Supplies (Food, Hygiene, Water, Blankets, non-prescription medications)

  • Risk reduction education and referrals

  • Condom & Lube Distribution

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Harm Reduction Wishlist

If you would like to support our work in providing survival supplies to our neighbors, please take a look at our Amazon wishlist. These are a few of the most requested items by our community members. Thank you, community! We could not do our work without you. 

HOURS OF OPERATIONS: 

FRONT DESK
Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.​

COUNSELING

In-person Appointments

Monday - Friday  9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Virtual Appointments

Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.​​

MOBILE HARM REDUCTION

Tuesday - Thursday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

GENDER HEALTH CENTER

3823 V Street Sacramento, CA 95817

Phone: 916.455.2391

Fax: 916.455.2393 

Email: frontdesk@ghcmail.org

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