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People call xylazine the ‘zombie drug.’ Here’s why they should stop.
Zia Kelly 5/28/19 Zia Kelly 5/28/19

People call xylazine the ‘zombie drug.’ Here’s why they should stop.

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Just a few more photos from our National Recovery Month celebration earlier this month, captured by the talented @kateferrarophotography. Thank you to everyone who came out to Juniata Park Boys and Girls Club to celebrate recovery and honor those los
SUPHR's Harm Reduction team is hosting its monthly virtual overdose reversal training tomorrow at noon. The training lasts about 90 minutes and includes an overview of the overdose crisis in the city and instruction on how to identify and reverse an
Forget a 2025 bingo board! Can you get bingo on our overdose prevention bingo board? We challenge you to screenshot this post and repost it on your IG story. Make sure to tag us! PS: First person that’s able to fill out the board wins&hellip
The vendors and community organizations who came out to the 2025 Philly Heals Together Event really made this year's event special. Thank you to our partners @theclaystudiophl, @onewellnessphilly , @kevinhartcatering @rosebridgefarmsanctuary, Fabulo
Want to stay informed about the state of Philly's drug supply? Sign up for the SUPHR drug checking Listserv, where our Harm Reduction team will send out new reports and alerts as soon as they're released. Sign up now with form at the bottom of the SU
The city’s drug supply is always changing. The PDPH Division of Substance Use Prevention and Harm Reduction (SUPHR) tracks the drug supply and alerts the public, healthcare providers, and policymakers of new threats to public safety. This is a
This past Saturday, about 200 people joined SUPHR at the Juniata Park Boys and Girls Club to celebrate National Recovery Month and honor community members lost to overdose. We want to extend a HUGE thank you to all of our partners, including our musi
Naloxone at fire stations got us feeling like: 🕺🏽🤩🪩✨ To learn more about the Naloxone in Black (NIB) initiative or find your nearest fire station, visit SubstanceUsePhilly.com/get-supplies Just a few more photos from our National Recovery Month celebration earlier this month, captured by the talented @kateferrarophotography. Thank you to everyone who came out to Juniata Park Boys and Girls Club to celebrate recovery and honor those los SUPHR's Harm Reduction team is hosting its monthly virtual overdose reversal training tomorrow at noon. The training lasts about 90 minutes and includes an overview of the overdose crisis in the city and instruction on how to identify and reverse an Forget a 2025 bingo board! Can you get bingo on our overdose prevention bingo board? We challenge you to screenshot this post and repost it on your IG story. Make sure to tag us! PS: First person that’s able to fill out the board wins&hellip The vendors and community organizations who came out to the 2025 Philly Heals Together Event really made this year's event special. Thank you to our partners @theclaystudiophl, @onewellnessphilly , @kevinhartcatering @rosebridgefarmsanctuary, Fabulo
This Fall, we’re creating space for care. Join us at the Rock Ministries for free Covid and HIV testing, housing support, wound care, toiletries, and much more. We hope to see you there💛
Want to stay informed about the state of Philly's drug supply? Sign up for the SUPHR drug checking Listserv, where our Harm Reduction team will send out new reports and alerts as soon as they're released. Sign up now with form at the bottom of the SU The city’s drug supply is always changing. The PDPH Division of Substance Use Prevention and Harm Reduction (SUPHR) tracks the drug supply and alerts the public, healthcare providers, and policymakers of new threats to public safety. This is a
It takes a village to create lasting change. Huge thanks to our partners for making the #NaloxoneInBlack campaign a reality. Together, we’re working to ensure naloxone is accessible to those who need it most.
This past Saturday, about 200 people joined SUPHR at the Juniata Park Boys and Girls Club to celebrate National Recovery Month and honor community members lost to overdose. We want to extend a HUGE thank you to all of our partners, including our musi

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