Harm Reduction & Naloxone Resources
Learn about what harm reduction is, some frequently asked questions, and what harm reduction-focused resources and services are available at Brock and throughout Niagara!
OPIRG Brock Harm Reduction placement program with HLSC 4P40 in the focus on Public Health, and in partnership with Positive Living Niagara.
Since 2018, OPIRG Brock has had the great privilege of working with faculty and students in the Public Health 4P40 course. Within this program, placement students have the opportunity to gain education in harm reduction, Naloxone/ narcan, and addiction services, as well as working on event & campaign planning, web & graphic design, policy development, campus advocacy, and parnership development.
Through this program we have seen amazing expansion of harm reduction options at Brock, and are continually working to expand this work in the semesters ahead!
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Contact Claire at claurie@positivelivingniagara.com
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Public Trainings (dates will be posted when available)
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Training at The Hub (Brock University)
Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre
Local pharmacies
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May require identification
Positive Living Niagara (PLN) is a non-profit organization based in
St. Catharines. PLN provides resources and information to reduce risk of HIV and Hepatitis C.
StreetWorks Harm Reduction Program is operated by Positive Living Niagara, and serves the Niagara Region. They offer safer substance use supplies, harm reduction information, community cleanups, peer programming, testing, narcan, and more!
Positive Living Niagara Mobile Delivery Van
For delivery in: St. Catharines, Niagara Falls, Fort Erie, Crystal Beach & Ridgeway
Call: 905-328-6715
For delivery in: Welland, Port Colborne, Grimsby, Beamsville & Fonthill
Call: 905-380-2365
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday 6PM-10:30PM
Supplies Available
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Nasal and Injectable Narcan
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Intravenous and Intramuscular Needles
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Inhalation supplies
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Sharps containers
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Hygiene supplies
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External and internal condoms
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Dental dams
OPENN members provide a call to action for people in Niagara to help save lives and reduce unnecessary overdose deaths. Supports and services are available for anyone in need.
Website | 211 Call Centre: Dial 211
A group of parents, family members and those in our community from the Niagara Region and beyond who have lost loved ones to, or are coping with substance use disorder.
Community Addiction Services of Niagara is a client-centered community based service for individuals and families with addiction concerns. Services are free, professional and confidential.
Website | 905-684-1183
The Access Line is a free, 100% confidential telephone support service. They provide front line, 24/7 phone support and connections to mental health or addictions services across Niagara.
Website | Mental Health and Addictions Access Line: 1-866-550-5205