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The Red Project builds a better community
Red Project is a safe place where people can exercise their right to explore better health choices related to sexual activity and drug use without judgment and fear. We provide health resources, prevent the spread of disease, and save lives.
Overdose Resources
Naloxone (Narcan®) saves lives – this medication rescues friends and family from an opioid overdose! Visit us to receive a free Naloxone Rescue Kit.
HIV/HCV Testing
Highly qualified TLC counselors provide free, rapid (20-minute) HIV/Hepatitis C (HCV) testing. Call in advance for walk-in services or to make an appointment.
Syringe Access
Free syringes and safer use supplies are provided anonymously in a welcoming environment. Check to see if we are in your area!
So far this year, together we have been able to:
distribute over
51,590
condoms
distribute over
1,016,034
syringes
record
337
naloxone uses
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$250 donation provides 3 Naloxone Rescue Kits, arming individuals with the knowledge and tools to save lives.
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$500 donation ends the HIV epidemic for 5 people who inject drugs by providing sterile syringes for 1 year.
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$1,000 donation assists 1 person in navigating substance use disorder treatment and recovery for 1 month.
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Important stuff 🫶🏼 Thanks for sharing!
We NEED more posts like this!
"MDMA is a common party substance here in the United States, and there are a few points of harm to watch for: Fentanyl poisoning, hydration, overheating, and more are possible while using Molly." @RedProjectGR
https://bit.ly/FentanylTests
We NEED more posts like this!
"MDMA is a common party substance here in the United States, and there are a few points of harm to watch for: Fentanyl poisoning, hydration, overheating, and more are possible while using Molly." @RedProjectGR
https://bit.ly/FentanylTests
IT IS SO SO IMPORTANT to tell your docs or the ER what substances you have taken.
Some drugs can react badly with what they might administer, and that could be deadly. Just let them know, there’s not going to be a lecture - they simply want you safe.
@JonOwen1 @BadMedicalTakes Some people won’t want to admit the drugs they’re on even to drs