Overdose Defense Project is a DIY, not-for-profit, community outreach/support mutual aid project. The intention of this project is to collectively organize and engage with countless communities and their members all around the world who share a common goal of reversing, preventing, and defending against opiate/opioid overdose. ODP strongly encourages volunteering and participating in any of the various forms of direct action/promotion. This is essential to reducing harm and achieving the project's objectives of meeting the needs of our communities, spreading awareness, and challenging/deconstructing the stigmas about drug use and addiction. Moreover, the mutual aid model is the foundation of our project. The principles of dual power and liberation inherent to ODP drive our desire at attempting to effectively and efficiently function outside of the punitive, reductive, and reactionary confines of the carceral state. You can help by sharing our page, donating to our fundraiser, and ordering free Narcan from ODP to distribute in your own community-- whether it's for personal use and distribution or donating it to clothing/food pantries and small businesses, or wherever it can be put to use. We understand some of us can't donate financially, and others can't volunteer their time or have the mental wellbeing to distribute Narcan. Please reach out to us if you're interested in learning the many ways to participate and help this project to thrive. No donation or amount of help is too small or insignificant. This project is dependent on us collectively working together to achieve our common goals and interests. It's our struggling friends and family, those affected directly or indirectly by addiction and drug use. ODP is the folks in jail or prison, the folks on the streets, or those that have passed away from overdose. It's the dealers trapping to get by, the addicts who can't shake their habit, and the crumbling and over-policed neighborhoods crawling with crime and drugs. It's the suburbs, the privileged and unaware, and those that are addicted to their prescribed pain medication. ODP is all of us, and we're all here for each other. Contact us by texting or calling:
(726) 666-1959 available 24/7
Email: [email protected]
page: Overdose Defense Project
No judgement.
