Harm Reduction Sisters
https://harmreductionsisters.org/
Our Mission
Harm Reduction Sisters provides a feminist response, utilizing innovative harm reduction principles and practices to address the gaps that exist for people who use drugs and experience trauma.
Who We Are
Harm Reduction Sisters is a network of participants, volunteers, staff, and board members who believe in creating a more just future and increased linkages to care for people who use drugs.
What We Do
Harm Reduction Sisters provides safer injection and smoking supplies, Narcan, non-medical HIV case management, harm reduction education, drug checking, and more -- all at no cost.
Our Services
Our harm reduction services include distribution of sterile injection supplies, overdose education, and naloxone to communities in Northern Minnesota.
For supply delivery/mail-order requests:
Call or text 218-996-6602
(Delivery available as staff/transportation allows - the more lead time, the better)
Learn About Our HIV Testing and Care Services
Visit Us At: |
Harm Reduction Sisters - Damiano Center Drop-in syringe services and testing Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 9:00am-3:00pm |
Lakeview Behavioral Health Drop-in syringe services and testing Fridays: 12:00-4:30pm |
Lakeview Behavioral Health Fridays: 12:00-4:00pm |
HDC Outreach Center Thursdays: 12:00-3:00pm |
Arrowhead Center 505 S 12th Ave W, Suite 1, Virginia, MN 55792 |
Available for Pick-Up or Delivery:
- Syringes
- Fentanyl Test Strips
- Naloxone
- Wound Care Kits
- Cookers
- Cottons
- Alcohol Swabs
- Glass Pipes
- Sharp Disposal Containers
- Condoms & Lube
- Sterile Water
Harm Reduction Sisters: HIV Support Programs
Harm Reduction Sisters began providing mobile, confidential rapid HIV testing and Non-Medical HIV Case Management in Duluth and surrounding communities in the fall of 2021.
Rapid HIV Testing & Care Navigation
Peer Advocacy & Linkage
Our outreach team provides linkage to regional services and programming, including housing, insurance navigation, and health services.
Outreach HIV Case Management
Harm Reduction Sisters' Outreach HIV Case Manager works with people who have received a reactive HIV test. The Outreach Case Manager meets clients in environments that work for them to:
- Complete an initial, rapid, client-centered assessment of service needs
- Collaboratively develop an individualized care plan
- Make timely and coordinated referrals and assistance accessing appropriate health and support services based on client-identified priorities
- Provide ongoing client support to assess progress towards goals and emerging needs for support, including client-specific advocacy to support service access
- Deliver client-tailored education regarding HIV care and treatment, risk reduction and other areas to support optimal health outcomes
- Reassess client needs and regularly update care plan
Know Your StatusWith the recent HIV outbreak in the Duluth area, it is important to know your HIV status and help to prevent the spread by using condoms and not sharing injection equipment. Need sterile syringes? Call or text 218-996-6602 for delivery or mail-order! |