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A new free resource is giving LGBTQ+ people struggling with alcohol and substance use a place to start, no insurance required, no cost, no barriers. For queer individuals who’ve found it hard to access free rehabs nearby that feel safe and affirming, this tool fills a real gap. LGBTQ+ mental...

A new harm reduction program is making free naloxone, the overdose-reversal medication widely known as Narcan, available to anyone in Henry County, Virginia, no prescription or insurance required. For people who cannot afford treatment or who are not yet ready for rehab, free resources nearby like these public naloxone boxes...

Hawaii residents who can’t afford rehab treatment for addictions now have new options. The state has been selected to participate in a federal program that expands Medicaid rehab coverage for mental health and substance use disorder services at no cost to eligible patients regardless of ability to pay. The CCBHC...

If you or someone you love is struggling with opioid addiction, free rehabs and no-cost harm reduction tools are more accessible than ever in South Carolina’s Lowcountry. A surge in overdoses across Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties has prompted community organizations, healthcare providers and law enforcement to significantly expand free...