An initiative in Ohio that uses a community-driven, collective impact approach to respond to the opioid crisis with a focus on social determinants of health

A statewide program provides community-level support to reduce overdose deaths via coalition building and technical assistance

Diversion to treatment in Houston, Texas for a population that is disproportionately impacted by homelessness, mental illness, and addiction, including opioid use disorders

Supplementing medication treatment with contingency management shows promise in treating opioid use disorder

An online and mail order service provides access to harm reduction education and supplies including naloxone and syringes

Peer recovery coaching aimed at Indigenous communities in Montana

A mobile outreach van in Boston uses data-driven hotspotting to bring on-demand addiction clinical care and harm reduction services directly to high-risk populations

An overdose prevention program model in Baltimore that utilizes targeted naloxone distribution, naloxone training, and overdose education

This statewide program in California provides access to medications for opioid use disorder in the emergency departments of 53 hospitals and links to treatment

An opioid addiction recovery program in North Carolina for pregnant and post-partum women provides comprehensive services and support

An Arizona program links overdose survivors with treatment and recovery services

A substance use prevention program targeted towards youth aged 10-14 and their families

An innovative program for preventing overdoses in Canada through the implementation of a supervised injection facility, also known as an overdose prevention site, an option that is not legally available in the United States

This pre-booking diversion program connects low-level drug offenders with addiction treatment and social services

A harm-reduction organization in New York City hosts two overdose prevention centers, the first in the United States

An out-patient medical home model in Boston provides individualized, multi-disciplinary treatment for pregnant and post-partum women with substance use disorder

An emergency department-initiated intervention in Indianapolis grounded in recovery coaching, harm reduction, and linkage to evidence-based treatment

A leave-behind naloxone program for first responders in San Francisco increases the availability of this life-saving medication to reverse opioid overdoses

A hospital-initiated program in Missouri connects patients with peer recovery services and opioid use disorder treatment

An initiative to distribute naloxone to those most likely to witness an opioid overdose across a rural state