Addiction is a treatable disease, not a character flaw. Prevention is possible and recovery comes in many forms to meet people where they are. This includes support groups, harm reduction kits, overdose reversal kits, medication-assisted treatment, medicine to help with cravings and withdrawal, counseling, and more.
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Resources for Recovery
The following list includes resources for adults, youth and parents.
Find Narcan/Naloxone
Access information on obtaining emergency medication kits to help reverse opioid overdoses and save lives.
- Community Health Paramedics – Opioid Use Disorder Support Program Response Team: 911
- Communities for Recovery: 512-758-7686 | [email protected]
- Community Medical Services: 512-339-9757 | 305 Ferguson Dr, Austin, 78753
- Integral Care: 512-472-HELP (4357) | [email protected]
- MoreNarcanPlease.comMoreNarcanPlease.com: 210-450-8955 | [email protected]
- NICE Project: 4430 Menchaca Rd. or 1010 E. Cesar Chavez
- SAFE Alliance: 512-267-7233 | www.safeaustin.org/chat
- Sobering Center Sobering Center– 6th Street Team Outreach: 512-957-1900 | [email protected]
- Sunrise Homeless Navigation Center – 24 Hour Narcan Vending Machine: 512-368-2685 | 4430 Menchaca Rd, Austin, 78745
- Texas Harm Reduction Alliance: 512-585-7145 | [email protected]
- The Other Ones Foundation: 512-568-7557 | [email protected]
- Trinity Center Austin: 512-610-3500
- Urban Alchemy: 512-978-9220
- WorkingGroup512: [email protected]
- Vivent Health: 512-458-2437
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