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Harm reduction and the toxic drug crisis

The FNHA’s “ Increase the Support. Reduce the Harm.”

A video series features Indigenous people talking about harm reduction and the impact of toxic drugs in their lives and the lives of their loved ones.

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Decriminalization

in British Columbia was a three-year trial period held from 2023 to 2026 that…Read more

For health and community workers

FNHA Harm Reduction Hub The Harm Reduction Hub provides community workers and healthcare providers…Read more

Harm reduction at FNHA

At the FNHA, we see substance use as a health issue not a moral…Read more

Indigenous harm reduction

Harm reduction for substance use is an approach to keep people who use substances…Read more

International overdose awareness day

(IOAD), held each year on Aug. 31, is the world's largest annual campaign to…Read more

Naloxone

Injectable Naloxo ne Naloxone is an injectable medication that can save people from dying…Read more

Not just Naloxone

Overview of the program and objectives Not Just Naloxone (NJN) is a two-day virtual…Read more

Opioid agonist therapy

Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) OUD is a chronic condition characterized by repeated use of…Read more

Overdose prevention

The goal of overdose prevention strategies and activities is to create opportunities for safer…Read more

Substance use and healing

Healing from substance use is an individual journey for each person. Processing trauma, grief…Read more

Toxic drug crisis data

The FNHA works closely with health partners to gather data about the impacts of…Read more

Toxic drug crisis response research

The FNHA collaborates on research related to health system responses to the toxic drug…Read more