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Harm Reduction Supplies Finder Map from the OHRDP
Find Harm Reduction Supplies and Needle Disopsal Bins in your area
TPL: Harm Reduction in Toronto: A Panel Discussion on Community, Services, and Misconceptions.
Saturday, April 25th 2:00pm - 4:00pm at North York Central Library
Ontario’s Drug Checking Community and supervised consumption sites: Generating critical evidence on Ontario’s unregulated drug supply
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TDIN Toronto Drug Alert Community Care Toolkit April 2026
We've pulled together some resouces in response to Toronto Public Health's April 7th Drug Alert
TDIN Community Care Toolkit
TDIN has put together some background information, community resources, and advocacy tools that may ...
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March 4, 2026 City News, By Alessandra Carneiro
Event Type: In-person
Crystal Clear is a weekly peer-led group that focuses on improving communication, public speaking and leadership. Crystal Clear is an initiative of TNG's Crystal Meth Project, but it is an opportunity for all staff at TNG. Crystal Clear will be hosted:Every Monday (starting April 13) 9-11am91 Bellevue Ave, Gym (enter through Campbell Russell Lane) Some frequently asked questions: Why should I join Crystal Clear?
Apart from those reasons, are there any other incentives?Peers are eligible to receive a $50 No Frills gift card after attending 5 sessions Peers can also get an additional $50 No Frills gift card for every 5 prepared speeches they deliver in the group! Any team member who delivers 15 prepared speeches will receive the ***Crystal Clear Award*** Do I need to RSVP?No, this group is on a drop-in basis. Do I need to attend every Monday?No. Team members are encouraged to attend whenever available. Do I need to let my supervisor know I'm attending?Yes, please let your supervisor know you're interested in attending and they can discuss a plan for you to attend. Are clients eligible to attend?At this time, the focus of Crystal Clear is to build capacity of staff teams in communication, public speaking and group leadership. Clients who are interested in Crystal Clear are encouraged to apply for the Crystal Meth Project peer program. How do I apply to take the Crystal Meth Project training and be a Peer Worker?To apply for the training, you must have lived experience with crystal meth. Contact Tomas at 437-349-1467 or tomas.mirabelli@tngcs.org to apply or find out more.Crystal Clear Poster
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Event Type: Virtual
Brought to you by CATIE, presented in partnership with the Canadian Network on Hepatitis C.In the last few years, many parts of Canada have experienced a decrease in harm reduction services being offered. This webinar provides an overview of the changing landscape and how it is impacting access to care. Speakers discuss the broader contextual factors driving these changes and strategies for how to respond.
Harm reduction is an essential component of a public health approach to substance use and funding cuts undermine efforts to prevent overdoses and reduce the transmission of infections. These cuts have reduced access to supports for people who use drugs, including safer substance use supplies, supervised consumption services, safer supply and other programs.Moderator: Rivka Kushner, CATIESpeakers:Jason Altenberg, Dr. Peter Centre Ahmed Bayoumi, Professor, University of TorontoDouglas Belanger, South Riverdale Community Health Centre Barb Fornssler, Assistant Professor, University of Saskatchewan
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Join TNG for a fantastic opportunity to give your broken items a second life! This Earth Month event is taking place on Saturday, April 25th from 12:00PM to 4:00PM. The Neighbourhood Group, in collaboration with The Repair Café Toronto and St. James Town Community Corner, invites you to our in-person Repair Café event at 349 Ontario Street. Please spread the world across your programs.You can learn how to repair broken items instead of throwing them away, reducing waste in our landfills. Bring your household items that need fixing, and our skilled volunteers will assist you for free! We’re also looking for volunteers with repair skills to contribute to the event.April 25th Repair Cafe Poster
For More information, visit The Repair Cafe Website: https://repaircafetoronto.ca/rc-events/cnh-repair-cafe-2-2/
Join community health workers & advocates for a guided conversation about harm reduction.Harm reduction is an approach that meets people where they are using evidence-based methods for reducing health risks associated with substance use. Our discussion will cover resources, policies and services in Toronto that affect people who use drugs. We will chat about specific local issues, and discuss practical ways that we can support our community.Refreshments will be provided and ingredient lists will be available.Panel speakers include:Ray Clark is a health promotor and educator with Parkdale Queen West Community Health Centre and HART (Homelessness & Addiction Recovery & Treatment) Hub, previously Parkdale Supervised Consumption and Treatment Service (CTS). Ray has 20 years of experience in harm reduction roles. He teaches Harm Reduction and Advanced Overdose Response.Keyanna Vanloo is a case manager with the AMANI program at TAIBU Community Health Centre dedicated to supporting Black youth in a culturally responsive care environment navigating mental health and/or substance use challenges.Jen la Fauci Gordon is an Overdose Response Trainer and community advocate with Harm Reduction Advocacy Collective (HRAC) Toronto. HRAC is a drug-user and community-led advocacy group. Jen identifies as a Person Who Uses Drugs (PWUD), and Naloxone saved her life.
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