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Community Partners

Our trusted allies supporting our mission beyond the our clinics.

Three women are standing holding various things. The woman on the left is holding various small LGBTQ flags. The two women on the right are holding up many cards that read "Wound Care Basics."

Gender Health Center

GHC offers free or low-cost health, legal, and support services for trans and gender-expansive communities.

3823 V Street Sacramento, CA 95817

1st & 3rd Friday of each month, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM

By appointment only

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Two people are behind a table covered with purple table cloth that says "HRS Harm Reduction Services" in large letters in the front, and on top of the table lies essential items such as black socks and pads. The table is set up in front of a large tan van, which has a poster taped to it reading, "HRS Harm Reduction Services. Hope Without Limits."

Harm Reduction Services

HRS offers free, confidential harm reduction services to improve the health and well-being of drug users, in addition to empowering local communities.

2800 Stockton Blvd. Sacramento, CA 95817

Monday - Friday, 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Visit HRS Website
Three people sit at a tent booth behind a foldable table which has a poster taped to the front that reads: "Free Food! Comida Gratis!" The table is stocked with a variety of food items such as cereal, protein bars, fruit, canned goods, and bread.

Stockton Harm Reduction Program

SHRP offers harm reduction tools, wound care supplies, referrals to health and legal services, and advocates for social justice in Stockton.

446 S Harrison St, Stockton, CA 95203

Saturdays, 9:00 AM - 1 :00 PM

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Where We’ve Gone

See our community in action!

Two people are behind a table covered with purple table cloth that says "HRS Harm Reduction Services" in large letters in the front, and on top of the table lies essential items such as black socks and pads. The table is set up in front of a large tan van, which has a poster taped to it reading, "HRS Harm Reduction Services. Hope Without Limits."
A group of women wearing masks dressed warmly in jackets and coats. They are standing outside, behind a table aligned with different boxes of vaseline, insulin syringes, and over the counter medications.
Three people are standing together in front of a neon pink sign that reads "It Takes a Village (and a cup of coffee)." They are holding iced drinks and wearing casual clothing, including shirts supporting harm reduction programs.
A person wearing a blue face mask and a gray fleece jacket holds a small, light-colored puppy wrapped in a reflective emergency blanket. They are standing in front of a harm reduction services vehicle with signs promoting outreach support and the slogan "Hope Without Limits."
A female medical worker wearing scrubs and a mask holding papers and a pen, discussing with another female worker wearing a mask at her desk. They are in an office room containing computers, papers and binders along the shelves, and various items such as a hydroflask and a blood pressure monitor.
Three women are standing holding various things. The woman on the left is holding various small LGBTQ flags. The two women on the right are holding up many cards that read "Wound Care Basics."
Three people sit at a tent booth behind a foldable table which has a poster taped to the front that reads: "Free Food! Comida Gratis!" The table is stocked with a variety of food items such as cereal, protein bars, fruit, canned goods, and bread.
Two people are behind a table covered with purple table cloth that says "HRS Harm Reduction Services" in large letters in the front, and on top of the table lies essential items such as black socks and pads. The table is set up in front of a large tan van, which has a poster taped to it reading, "HRS Harm Reduction Services. Hope Without Limits."
A group of women wearing masks dressed warmly in jackets and coats. They are standing outside, behind a table aligned with different boxes of vaseline, insulin syringes, and over the counter medications.
Three people are standing together in front of a neon pink sign that reads "It Takes a Village (and a cup of coffee)." They are holding iced drinks and wearing casual clothing, including shirts supporting harm reduction programs.
A person wearing a blue face mask and a gray fleece jacket holds a small, light-colored puppy wrapped in a reflective emergency blanket. They are standing in front of a harm reduction services vehicle with signs promoting outreach support and the slogan "Hope Without Limits."
A female medical worker wearing scrubs and a mask holding papers and a pen, discussing with another female worker wearing a mask at her desk. They are in an office room containing computers, papers and binders along the shelves, and various items such as a hydroflask and a blood pressure monitor.
Three women are standing holding various things. The woman on the left is holding various small LGBTQ flags. The two women on the right are holding up many cards that read "Wound Care Basics."
Three people sit at a tent booth behind a foldable table which has a poster taped to the front that reads: "Free Food! Comida Gratis!" The table is stocked with a variety of food items such as cereal, protein bars, fruit, canned goods, and bread.
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