Save Lives Oregon Impact Report: January 2024

February 5, 2024

The Save Lives Oregon Impact Report: January 2024 provides an overview of our initiative’s collaborative work to date with partners across Oregon and Tribal communities to reduce substance use related harm. It emphasizes the importance of our collective efforts in creating communities that are both safer and healthier.

The report highlights include:

Engaging 881 initiative partners across the state and Tribal communities, reflecting our broad coalition working towards harm reduction.
Supplying more than 391,000 doses of naloxone, leading to 7,500+ opioid overdose reversals reported by initiative partners
Expanding the Harm Reduction Clearinghouse to increase access to essential supplies to more partners, including schools and special districts

We invite you to download the full report:

Please reach out to info@saveslivesoregon.org with any questions.

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