Harm Reduction Services

Anthony Menafro
Anthony Menafro

Harm Reduction Services Supervisor

AMenafro@pipnj.org

Estrella Borrego
Estrella Borrego

Harm Reduction & Prevention Specialist

EBorrego@pipnj.org

Harm Reduction Services

We are excited to announce new opioid prevention and harm reduction services in Union City. Mayor Brian P. Stack and the Board of Commissioners are proud to announce a new strategic partnership with Partners in Prevention to bring expanded opioid prevention and harm reduction services to Union City.

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Want to learn how to recognize and respond to an opioid overdose? Sign up below to receive access to our free, recorded Naloxone training webinar. This session covers how to administer Naloxone (Narcan), important safety information, and local resources available in our community.

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Prevention Programs

Prevention Programs in schools and community spaces for students, parents, and youth-serving adults.

Parent & Family Resources

Guidance and information for parents and families seeking support or treatment services for family members.

Community Resource Guides

Distribution of resource guides tailored to the needs of our Union City community.

Healthcare Provider Support

Harm reduction strategies and training specifically designed for healthcare professionals and recovery specialists.

Naloxone Training & Free Kits

Training and test kits for school nurses, youth-serving adults, and other community-serving professionals.

Rx Disposal Information

Education on proper drug disposal, including the promotion of Take-Back Day and disposal programs.

Prescription Medication Drop Off

You can now dispose of your unused and expired household medications, safely and securely, at any time: 24/7/365 at the Union City Police Department, 3715 Palisade Ave, Union City, NJ 07087. The special Project Medicine Dropbox looks like a mailbox but it is clearly marked.

 Project Medicine Drop is an important part of New Jersey’s solution to this problem, and the Union City Police Department has joined this important initiative.