This is an academic paper that discusses the evaluation of an innovative tool, the Mobile Intervention Kit (MIK), in a street outreach syringe exchange program in the Bronx, NY. The MIK is a tablet-based intervention with three separate modules (HIV, Hepatitis C, overdose prevention) that can be shown to participants individually or in any combination, to tailor content based on the needs of specific patients or the capacity of a facility. Study findings show that the MIK is feasible and highly acceptable to a population of people who inject drugs, and could increase overdose education and HIV/Hepatitis C testing.