Athens Harm

02/18/2026

02/18/2026

Need support after intimate partner abuse? Our next Domestic Violence Support Group starts Wed., Feb. 18, 2026 at 5:30 PM. This is a confidential, judgment-free space to connect with others, learn practical coping tools, and get support from a trained advocate. For more info, call 256-705-6761 or email [email protected]

If you need help right now, our 24/7 HELPline is always available: 256-716-1000

12/26/2025

12/26/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄✨ If you’re not feeling festive today, feeling a bit lonely, or feeling like you need a little extra support, we’re here for you.

Visit samhsa.gov/find-help for confidential support.

12/26/2025

Looking for a safe, fun way to celebrate New Year’s Eve? 🎉 join us as we welcome the New Year with laughter, connection, and community and recovery. Recovery shows us that fun doesn’t disappear - it gets better. 💜 We will have food, fun, door, prizes, music, and fellowship!

⏰ Doors open at 9 PM

📍 ROSS Birmingham Campus

12/26/2025

This “cheerful” season can be stressful— socially, financially, emotionally. Remember to take a break. That's why it's so important to stop and listen to your own needs, too. It’s OK to focus on yourself, your self-care, and your overall health and wellness this season. Here are some ways to show yourself some comfort & joy!

07/24/2025

You never leave home without your keys, phone, or wallet.

Add something that can save a life.

Carry naloxone. Carry care.
It’s safe, easy to use, and it could be the difference between life and death.

You are never alone. Call 877-696-1996 if you’re using and want someone to have your back.

Your life is important to us!

07/24/2025

Signs of overdose - Know them. Act fast.

Feeling cold, clammy, or spotting pale, pinpoint pupils? These aren’t subtle. Call 911, start rescue breathing, and use naloxone if available. Every second counts.

Share to empower your community. 💜

07/24/2025

Alabama Department of Mental Health (ADMH), Recovery Organization of Support Specialists (ROSS), and People Engaged in Recovery (PEIR) have been working on a new initiative!

We are excited to announce the locations for our kick off on July 28, 2025 of “Boots on the Ground: Where is Your Narcan at”! We may be adding locations and will update the flyer as we do! We will have substance use and mental health recovery resource materials and harm reduction materials.

Come out and visit us for more information this upcoming Monday, July 28! We look forward to seeing everyone in our communities.

07/24/2025

Harm reduction is about dignity, safety, and meeting people where they are. By centering compassion over judgment, harm reduction saves lives and strengthens communities.

At Red Project, we are committed to evidence-based, person-centered care that supports people who use drugs, people living with HIV, and all those impacted by systemic barriers. Through education, advocacy, and direct services, we work to reduce harm, challenge stigma, and build a world where health and justice are accessible to all. Harm reduction isn’t just one thing - it’s a framework built on 8 essential pillars that create safer, healthier communities.

Harm reduction is for everyone. It’s not about approval or disapproval - it’s about meeting people where they are and making sure they stay alive, stay safe, and stay supported.

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