Services
- Needle exchange - one new needle for each used needle, with
no limit
- Injection supplies - such as alcohol wipes and cotton for cleaner
injection
- Safer sex supplies - a variety of free condoms and barriers
- Biohazard containers - several different sizes of containers
so that people can handle their rigs safely.
- Priority placement in Buckley House Detox
- Free HIV testing and counseling for injection drug users and
their partners
- Free Hepatitis A and B vaccinations for injection drug users
Syringe Exchange
Monday 6:00-7:30p.m.
Dead end of Blair St. in the white van
Wednesday 6:00-7:30p.m.
In the White Van at Dead end of Blair St.
Free HIV testing for needle exchange clients
Thursday 6:00-7:30p.m.
In the White
Van under bridge across the river from Day Island Park in Glenwood
Friday 3:00-5:00p.m.
At HIV Alliance (off Franklin near Empire's Buffet Chinese Restaurant)
1966 Garden Ave.
Free HIV testing for needle exchange clients
Sana Neighborhood Needle Awareness & Clean-up program
Pick up - Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:00am to 1:00pm
If you have found syringes please call (541) 510-1058 for safe pick
up and disposal.
*If anyone is unable to participate at these times please call
Sharon at 342-5088.
HIV Testing and Counseling
Services
Supplies Available
- Needles
- Biohazard containers
- Safer injection supplies
- First Aid supplies
- Referrals
- Education
Our approach to treatment
We are doing needle exchange to support the health of people who
are still using, as well as their families and sexual partners.
Lots of people find that quitting drugs improves their lives. BUT,
this does not work for everyone, and it's an individual decision.
We do not push people to get into treatment, and we help those who
choose to do so by giving referrals, advocacy, and someone to talk
to about the issue. All services are confidential and we don't need
anyone's name to give them services.
Because Oregon state law prohibits the distribution of syringes
to a minor: We ask that people who are under 18 do not exchange
needles. People under 18 may use other harm reduction services.
People can bring in other people's syringes. In fact, we encourage
this.
Sana Neighborhood Needle Awareness & Clean-up program
Biweekly volunteer biohazard clean-up program aimed at providing safe pick-up and disposal of used needles. It is a project of the HIV Alliance and Sana Needle Exchange. The Sana Neighborhood Needle Awareness & Clean-up program provides:
- Removal of needles from different sites
- Biohazard containers for volunteers
- Group, neighborhood, or individual training on safe biohazard clean-up and disposal
Sana Needle Exchange FAQ's
Links (pages will open in separate browser
window)
Willamette Family
Treatment Services
Lane
County MethadoneClinic
Integrated
Methadone Clinic Serenity Lane
White Bird
Clinic
Womenspace
SASS
(Sexual Assault Support Services)
Lane
County Public Health (Needle Exchange Program)
CAN (Coastal
AIDS Network Needle Exchange Program)
University
of Oregon Health Center
Harm Reduction
Coalition
North American Syringe
Exchange Network (NASEN)
Phyllis
Beck and Hepatitis C Awareness Project
Looking Glass
Drug Policy
Alliance (DPA)
Dance Safe
Chicago
Recovery Alliance
Model Programs
for Hepatitis A, B, and C Prevention For Adults and Adolescents
at Risk
Eugene Service
Station (St. Vincent De Paul of Lane County) |
