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January 2024 by Abigail Wrate
Friendly helpful and I believe in their cause ?
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October 2023 by David Nunn
Wonderi place and people
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August 2023 by Victor Padua
Supposedly no more glass?
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April 2023 by Ryan Kompa
I think they do a service to the community and beyond. Many of the up turned faces judge saying it's wrong and what they do here is a grind. A thankless job dealing with the task of helping out some very difficult and demanding people that many have abandoned and don't care about. A lot of volunteer hours go into their work and very few people simply say thank you for your service. Instead it's entitlement and give me this and give me that and ride remarks if they can't accommodate. So, PLEASE if you read this or you stop by take a second and say thank you and appreciate the service they do provide. This place does great work!!
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April 2023 by Greg
I am really glad we have the needle exchange access right there on 6th st.(right after mission st.,, right before minna alley. Next to chicos pizza)... Love that they are open every day and they offer a lot more then just simple needle exchange.. . I come to get foil , as far as glassware, they give out bubbles , straight shooters, and hammers. Limited one each, per day.. staff is always respectful, knowledgeable, fast, and actually care... They don't get paid... fyi...My favorite by far is they're mobile needle exchange access, which is also m-f, a different location each day of the week
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March 2023 by Heather Leonard
LOVE THESE PEOPLE! SOME OF THE MOST REAL, KIND HEARTED, NON-JUDGEMENTAL, BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE IN THE WHOLE STATE OF CALIFORNIA! THEY DESERVE SO MUCH MORE THAN THEY GET! I WILL ALWAYS SUPPORT THEM ANY WAY POSSIBLE! I MISS JUICE THOUGH! HOPE SHES DOING WELL IN PORTLAND ?!
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March 2023 by David Brantly
The ladies and gentlemen at this needle exchange are efficient kind non judgmental and cheery They are informative they are wonderful they will instruct You on the use of narcan correctly Is to save a lifeThe amount Of good they do is vast and they are not preaching pro drug use they are preaching safety and concern
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December 2022 by Candace Halpin (Kandii)
Staff is awesome and the best part is a person can volunteer to help out. This is so one can attain the frame of mind and sense of shame and despair most addiction victims suffer. This can help to reverse the ideals instilled in generational ignorance about how junkies are actually people just like you. That way you can have some sway when you see someone in a different light. #damnyouRegan
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May 2022 by Natalie Alis
I started coming here about 9 years ago.It is a wonderful place that not only offerd a free needle exchange but on certain days they have a nurse specialist who has the power to write prescriptions for different ailments...they used to have a movie night where they served pizza and a beverage. [[I also remember the doors being open to you a lot more a while back and that is such a shame because when I was homeless it was a place where I could feel safe and comfortable When you are homeless you don't really get to just take a moment off.. if you sit down a cop will tell you to get up..you must constantly be in motion even if you have a tent ...you are always worried that ⁶another homeless person might steal it and your possessions are always at risk if a homeless person is]person doesn't take it the city workers might.its just stress after stress and I used to really appreciate the fact that I could go and hang out stress free and I learned about many programs that could potentially help me ...I guess what I am trying to say is that while I still like the place I miss how it was a few years back and the old crew of people that ran it.no offense to the newer workers it just seemed more of a welcoming atmosphere before.
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April 2022 by Joshua Owen
I worked at the 6th Street harm reduction center for a year and I have to say that it was one of the best experiences of my life. I got to help the people that were me in their situation not too long ago. I especially like the fact that nobody tries to tell anybody else that what they're doing is bad or that they're a bad person. Help is there if it's wanted but nothing is pushed on anyone. There are no requirements to be there just the need for clean equipment.Also, if the staff there becomes aware of an overdose nearby they will literally grab Narcan and RUN to the scene. We saved a lot of lives in the year I worked there and I am sure they will continue making zombies as long as people keep overdosing.One of the best experiences of my life, I grew as a human.
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March 2022 by Lorelei Webster
I'd rather help people be safe doing drugs rather than end up having them be unsafe and end up sick and hating life. Everyone goes thru things, whether it's life or whatever.
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March 2022 by Candace Halpin
Staff is awesome and the best part is a person can volunteer to help out. This is so one can attain the frame of mind and sense of shame and despair most addiction victims suffer. This can help to reverse the ideals instilled in generational ignorance about how junkies are actually people just like you. That way you can have some sway when you see someone in a different light. #damnyouRegan
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January 2022 by Ryan Nightingale
Lots of really great ? syringes. Nice cookers .cotton and everything
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December 2021 by Halo Stone
The men and women saving lives DAILY! Amazing work here
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October 2021 by Brisa Richardson
They are an awesome Harm Reduction Supply. Highly recommend visiting to obtain or speak with employees about community clean up, volunteer or paid hours of working towards a cleaner, and more easily accessible supplies including NarCan, syringes and all other supplies and wound care, etc. with no fear or worry of being judged or watched by the local law enforcement, which is a huge relief!
