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we are an Opioid outreach team,keeping people safe by naloxone training and harm reduction strategies
registered charity number
1019915
registered England number
2806113

28/10/2026

Found these on outreach removed and onward

19/10/2026

Medway hopes mission is to help people into structured treatment to live substance free,if their not ready we engage until they are hopefully ready,if not we implement harm reduction protocols,part of harm reduction is removing used or unused discarded needles
Have a great day

12/10/2026

On our travels we found these,into safety bins and on with outreach

08/10/2026

On this chilly day we found these hazards,safely removed and continue with outreach

10/09/2026

On outreach on these final warm days ,found this hazard removed and onwards

07/09/2026

Found this whilst on outreach,safely removed and continue

02/09/2026

A Dutch drug safety organisation has issued a "red alert" over a batch of pills pressed in the shape of US President Donald Trump.

Utrecht-based research centre Trimbos Institute issued a warning after it detected "very high volumes" of PMMA in the pills, which are pressed in various colours with Trump's face on one side and "NL" embossed on the reverse.

PMMA, or para-methoxymethamfetamine, is chemically similar to M**A, but carries a far higher risk of inducing drug toxicity when consumed. Due to its much steeper "dose response" curve than ecstasy, users can mistake its sometimes hours-long "come-up" for the pill not working and take more, leading to potentially fatal results.

"Taking this pill can lead to overheating with a possibly fatal result," the Trimbos Institute warned in an Instagram post shared on August 28. "This Trump pill is extremely dangerous. Use can lead to overheating, seizures, unconsciousness, and - in extreme cases - death."

"Our urgent advice: do not use this pill under any circumstances, and have your drugs tested," says Laura Smit-Rigter, co-ordinator of the Drugs and Information Monitoring System at the Trimbos Institute.

"If anyone has taken this pill and is feeling severe side effects, then do not hesitate to contact emergency services and try to calm the person down as much as possible in the meantime," she continues.

31/08/2026

Beautiful day for outreach quite quiet today but we continue

13/08/2026

On outreach on this beautiful day,found this safely removed and continued our walk

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