Save a Life Day Organizers Continue Focus on Harm Reduction Despite Federal Funding Changes
Volunteers will hand out naloxone and train people at more than 1,000 sites as federal rules limit some harm-reduction supplies.
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Beckley Register-HeraldSave a Life Day organizers continue focus on harm reduction despite federal funding changes
The organizers of Save a Life Day — an annual naloxone distribution planned for Thursday — aim to keep promoting harm reduction, even after the Trump administration shifted federal funding away from some supplies that make drug use safer.
Save a Life Day organizers continue focus on harm reduction despite federal funding changes • West Virginia Watch
The organizers of Save a Life Day — an annual naloxone distribution planned for Thursday — aim to keep promoting harm reduction, even after the Trump administration shifted federal funding away from some supplies that make drug use safer. Volunteers representing health departments, healthcare providers, community organizations and more will distribute naloxone — a drug […]
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