Access Point - Syringe Exchange - Colorado Health Network Inc.
Our programs offer sterile syringes and other equipment to ensure safer use and reduce the transmission of illnesses such as HIV and Hepatitis C. Participants have access to safe …
Harm Reduction Action Center
The Harm Reduction Action Center promotes public health by ensuring that people who inject drugs are educated and equipped with the tools to reduce the spread of communicable …
Reducing infections from injection drug use | Colorado …
The goal of syringe service programs is to reduce harms associated with drug use including injection-related health risks and overdose. A Colorado pharmacist or pharmacy technician …
Mayor Mike Johnston vetoes bill to make needle exchange sites …
Jan 14, 2025 · Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has vetoed a bill that would have allowed for more needle exchange sites throughout the city. The changes proposed by Bill 24-1791 were …
Denver City Council votes to allow for more needle exchange …
Jan 13, 2025 · Denver may soon make it easier to open “needle exchange” facilities where people who inject drugs can trade dirty syringes for clean ones. Denver City Council voted 8-5 …
Colorado Needle Exchanges & Harm Reduction Programs
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A Look Inside Denver’s Clean Needle Exchange Program
Dec 5, 2017 · Just north of the state Capitol in Denver, there’s a place where injection drug users show up every weekday to drop off dirty needles and pickup clean ones. This is the Harm …
Get free sterile syringes and injection equipment
CHN’s Syringe Access Programs (SAP) is an anonymous program offering unused sterile syringes and injection equipment at no cost. No photo ID is required. SAP is a harm reduction …
8 Access Point Denver 6260 E. Colfax Avenue | Denver, CO 80220 (303) 837-1501 9 Harm Reduction Action Center 231 E. Colfax Avenue | Denver, CO 80203 (303) 572-7800 10 Points …
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Each syringe exchange program must establish a protocol for handling any needle stick injuries that may occur. Immediately following an exposure, needle sticks should be