Harm reduction refers to practices that help to reduce the negative consequences of drug use, such as overdose prevention and needle exchange programs.
Harm reduction programs throughout Colorado are listed below in alphabetical order.
Access Point Pueblo, harm reduction
807 N. Greenwood Street, Suite 200, Pueblo Colorado 81003
Southeast
Pueblo
Access Point Pueblo does not have a functioning website as of June 2020 so we link to its Facebook page. Call or click on this link for current hours and services.
More Infoharm reduction, syringes, testing
112 East 8th Avenue, Denver CO 80203
Denver Metro
Denver
Harm Reduction Action Center works to reduce harm for people who inject drugs. Your identity is kept anonymous. Syringe access available M-F: 9-11am. They also provide testing for HIV, hep C, and STD’s, health education and community referrals, and overdose prevention with access to Naloxone. They also provide mail collection for people who don't have an address.
More InfoPoints West Syringe Services Program
645 Parfet Street, Lakewood CO 80215
Denver Metro
Lakewood
Points West provides access to safe injection supplies. Services include unused syringes and supplies, used syringe disposal, HIV/Hepatitis C Testing, Medicaid enrollment, overdose prevention education, Naloxone dispensing, safer shooting education, wound care kits, and safer sex supplies. No appointment or ID necessary. Call for more info. Currently open Monday and Wednesday.
More InfoSan Luis Valley Health Access Risk Reduction Project
Southeast, Southwest
Alamosa
San Luis Valley Health Access Risk Reduction Projectoffers clients who are using injection drugs the ability to prevent the spread of HIV and Hepatitis C through sterile syringes, the safe disposal of syringes in the community, free HIV and Hepatitis C testing once a month, emergency overdose response training and free naloxone for clients. They also provide access to mental health counseling, substance use treatment, primary medical care, sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment, and case management.
More InfoSOCO Harm Reduction Association
12949 East Routt Avenue, Pueblo CO 81004
Southeast
Pueblo
SOCO Harm Reduction Association provides a syringe access program, acudetox, brain synchronization therapy, Naloxone (Narcan) distribution and training, peer coaching, free HIV/HEP C testing, free snacks, clothing, hygiene Supplies, case management, and compassion and support for all who walk through their doors.
More Infoharm reduction, Thw Works Program
2118 14th Street, Boulder CO 80302
Denver Metro
Boulder
BCAP’s Syringe Access program, known as the Works Program, is a safe, legal, non-judgmental place to get free injection supplies confidentially. The Works Program staff provides outreach, education, and syringe exchange services to reduce HIV and viral hepatitis transmission among people who inject and their partners. Click on website link for a full list of supplies provided and to learn more.
More Infoharm reduction, Thw Works Program
3180 Airport Road, Boulder CO 80301
Denver Metro
Boulder
Mental Health Partners is a syringe access location that is open 24 hours, every day of the week. The supplies and services provided at this location are not as extensive as those available at other Boulder area locations for The Works Program.
More Infoharm reduction, Thw Works Program
1735 South Public Road, Lafayette CO 80026
Denver Metro
Lafayette
The Works Program in Lafayette provides harm reduction materials. You'll need to be assessed at a triage tent outside the main entrance before parking for Works services.
More Infoharm reduction, Thw Works Program
515 Coffman Street, Longmont CO 80501
Denver Metro
Longmont
Located on the second floor, The Works Program in Longmont provides harm reduction materials. Public access to the building is currently not allowed. Call ahead to staff and they will deliver supplies outside for participants.
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