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New Hampshire Harm Reduction Coalition compassionately supports people who use drugs (PWUD) in collaboration with other Harm Reduction programs, promotes evidence-based strategies, and upholds the inherent worth of all people through advocacy and education.

WAYS WE HELP

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DIRECT SUPPORT

We provide harm reduction supplies directly to people who use drugs, support other harm reduction programs in the state, and coordinate care for complex cases.

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ADVOCACY

We advocate for the expansion of beneficial policies and call for an end to policies that harm, criminalize, or stigmatize the populations we serve.

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EDUCATION

We educate communities and organizations to build a baseline understanding of harm reduction and evidence-based practices.

Contact Us
 

Mailing address: 

1 Washington StreetSuite 3114
Dover, NH 03821

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