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National addiction resource directory

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Every listing here is a national organization, federal service, or verified program. Each one says who it serves, what it does, what it costs, and when we last confirmed it, so you can decide before you call.

Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention(5 listings)

  • Education and informationFree

    CDC Overdose Prevention

    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

    Federal public health guidance on overdose risk, naloxone, and prevention, including information for people who use drugs and for their families.

    Who it serves:
    The public, including people who use drugs and their families.
    Cost:
    Free
    Eligibility:
    None.
    Availability:
    Nationwide
    • Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention
    • Medication for Substance Use Disorders
    Visit website for CDC Overdose Prevention (opens in a new tab)

    Last verified Oct 2026

  • Harm reductionFree

    DanceSafe

    Public health organization providing drug checking information, including fentanyl test strip guidance and safer use education for people who use drugs.

    Who it serves:
    People who use drugs, particularly in recreational settings.
    Cost:
    Free information; some supplies have a cost
    Eligibility:
    None to access information.
    Availability:
    Nationwide online; in-person services vary by region
    • Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention
    Visit website for DanceSafe (opens in a new tab)

    Last verified Oct 2026

  • Harm reductionFree

    NEXT Distro

    Connects people to harm reduction supplies, including mail-based naloxone distribution and safer use supplies, where local programs cannot reach.

    Who it serves:
    People who use drugs and cannot easily access local harm reduction services.
    Cost:
    Free where available
    Eligibility:
    Varies by program and state.
    Availability:
    Nationwide by mail, subject to state rules
    • Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention
    Visit website for NEXT Distro (opens in a new tab)

    Last verified Oct 2026

  • Education and informationFree

    NIDA for Teens

    National Institute on Drug Abuse

    Plain-language information for young people about how drugs affect the body and brain, written for teens and the adults who support them.

    Who it serves:
    Teens, young adults, parents, and educators.
    Cost:
    Free
    Eligibility:
    None.
    Availability:
    Nationwide
    • Resources for Adolescents and Young Adults
    • Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention
    Visit website for NIDA for Teens (opens in a new tab)

    Last verified Oct 2026

  • Harm reductionFree

    National Harm Reduction Coalition

    National organization supporting harm reduction programs, with resources on naloxone, syringe services, safer use, and overdose prevention.

    Who it serves:
    People who use drugs, and programs that serve them.
    Cost:
    Free to access information
    Eligibility:
    None.
    Availability:
    Nationwide, with a directory of local programs
    • Harm Reduction and Overdose Prevention
    • Free and Low-Cost Treatment
    Visit website for National Harm Reduction Coalition (opens in a new tab)

    Last verified Oct 2026

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