St. Ann's Corner of Harm Reduction
Syringe exchange, drug testing kits, social work, showers, HIV/HCV testing, support groups, care coordination and advocacy.
Recovery support covers outpatient and residential treatment, medication for opioid use disorder such as buprenorphine and methadone, harm reduction services and peer-led groups. The risk of overdose is much higher in the first weeks after release, because tolerance drops while you're inside.
Tip: carry naloxone (Narcan). It's sold without a prescription, and many programs here give it out free along with training on how to use it.
If a Bronx program has a waitlist, the citywide services below can often see you sooner, by phone or at an office in another borough.
8 services based in the Bronx, plus 27 citywide
Syringe exchange, drug testing kits, social work, showers, HIV/HCV testing, support groups, care coordination and advocacy.
Outpatient substance use and medication-assisted treatment across multiple Montefiore Wellness Center sites, with group and individual counseling, primary care, and medically supervised withdrawal services.
Treatment and prevention programs: care management, intensive residential treatment, outpatient services, career training, money management, a reentry initiative and an HSE program.
Harm reduction center and wellness center: healthcare linkage, health education, counseling, testing, condoms, PrEP/PEP linkage and insurance help.
Specialty mental health for court-involved people: reentry care, psychiatry, counseling, peer support, substance use services and medication-assisted treatment linkage.
Residential and outpatient addiction treatment, methadone-to-abstinence programs, medical care, HIV testing, aftercare, and Peer Assisted Recovery Centers.
Recovery and wellness services for people with histories of substance use: outpatient and residential treatment, primary and specialty care, mental health, care coordination, HIV/AIDS services and supportive/permanent housing.
Outpatient clinics offering alcohol and substance use disorder counseling, with a range of services varying by location. No referral is needed and most insurance is accepted.
These serve people from every borough, often by phone, online or at more than one office.
Connects soon-to-be-released and formerly incarcerated individuals to medical, mental health, and case management services, including substance use programs, plus vocational training, help obtaining entitlements, and referrals to long-term housing placement.
24/7 information and referrals to state-certified treatment programs plus an online provider directory by location.
A mobile outreach van providing confidential healthcare, counseling, and support to adults and young people regardless of immigration status or ability to pay. Services include STI/hepatitis C/HIV screening, PrEP/PEP, needle exchange, overdose prevention counseling, and gynecologic care, plus case management and support groups off the van.
Peer support group for people recovering from crystal meth use, offering meeting information by phone or through its website.
A free, anonymous, and confidential intimate partner abuse prevention helpline for people who want to stop using abuse and control in their intimate relationships. If a caller gives identifying information and a crime is disclosed, the Helpline will follow legal duty to report requirements.
Large Latino-led network with health, behavioral health, addiction treatment and housing services.
Support groups for family and friends of people with drinking problems.
Provides information on the risks of smoking and vaping, and resources on how to quit.
Provides printed information on liver disease, including hepatitis C and HIV/HCV coinfection, as well as referrals to support groups for people with HCV, community health centers, and liver specialists in the New York area.
The website provides checklists of what to do immediately after an individual realizes their personal information has been stolen and used, how to repair the damage, and potential additional steps that may be necessary.
A support group for individuals whose lives have been affected by someone with a gambling problem. Visit the website for more information and details to join a meeting.
Support meetings for families and friends of people struggling with drug addiction.