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We provide technical, informational, and material assistance for harm reduction programming and services, as well as direct support to people who use drugs

NH Harm Reduction Coalition exists to support the growth and aligned practices of harm reduction programming and services in New Hampshire. We are a grassroots, nonprofit organization composed of passionate representatives from the medical, public health, public service, academic, and recovery communities.

28/10/2026

Me on my way to volunteer hours 🚗

Join us for volunteer hours: every Thursday, 3pm - 6pm

Bring a friend and help us build harm reduction kits for our Syringe Services Program participants.

Building accessibility notes:

The NHHRC parking lot entrance (that is at the back of the building) has no stairs. The doors are not automatic so please ring our doorbell to be let in. We have a wheelchair lift that can bring folks to the second floor. We have an accessible bathroom on the second floor. There is also free street parking on the street in front of our building. Masks are welcome and we have extras if need be.

See you there!

Image descriptions: four bright and colorful graphics that feature the text from the caption above. They all share the same background that is blue and swirly. The second, third and fourth slide also have an additional low opacity, white grid over the background. 1. The top of this slide says: “me on my way to volunteer hours” in purple with an orange background. The bottom of the slide features a photo of Gizmo (the gremlin from the movie Gremlins) in a pink, toy convertible car racing along a road. He is wearing an orange witches hat that has a jack-o-lantern face on it. 2. This slide features the same image of Gizmo at the top. There are four black and white illustrations surrounding him: an alcohol prep pad, two bandages crossed over one another, a syringe, and three drug supply testing strips. 3. This slide features a black and white photo of the NHHRC office building with an arrow pointing to the left of it. There are black and white illustrations on either side of the black and white photo: a group of flying bats, three autumnal leaves. 4. This slide features another photo of Gizmo. He is standing and smiling. He is wearing a black and white illustrated witch’s hat. There are more illustrations on either side of him: a smiling jack-o-lantern, and a cauldron with small ghosts flying out of it.

26/10/2026

Pick your favorite design!

Stigma is Scary

Batty About Harm Reduction

Designated Flyer

Rescue Breaths Saves Your Gourd

Image descriptions: five bright and colorful graphics that feature the text from the post above. They all have the same blue swirly background that has white scratch marks on top. Each graphic features a black and white hand drawn illustration that is in the style of American Traditional Tattoo. 1. At the top of this slide it says: “pick your favorite” in all capital letters. The letters are black and bold and grunge style. There are four tattoo designs: a cat with an arched back that says “stigma is scary”, a smiling jack-o-lantern that says “rescue breaths saves your gourd”, a witches broom with sparkles that says “designated flyer”, and a flying bat with sparkles that says “batty about harm reduction”. They all have red orbs behind them. At the bottom of the slide there are two emoji faces: the starry eyed emoji and the heart eyed emoji. 2. Features the “stigma is scary” cat tattoo design. 3. Features the “batty about harm reduction” tattoo design. 4. Features the “designated flyer” tattoo design. 5. Features the “rescue breaths saves your gourd” tattoo design.

23/10/2026

NHHRC Director of Education, Liz Beaule had the chance to educate folks on overdose response and Harm Reduction on the One Quick Thing Podcast!

To learn more about harm reduction and to book a harm reduction training for your organization visit out site: www.nhhrc.org/training-for-your-organization

12/10/2026

Columbus day is a holiday that celebrates the harm and erasure of indigenous people. This is an act of racism. As harm reductionists, we should care because our work is deeply impacted by racism.

We should also note that much of New Hampshire is located on N’dakinna,the traditional homeland of the Penacook-Abenaki, Wabanaki and other indigenous peoples.

This land continues to be unceded. We are grateful for those who have stewarded the land and waterways through the generations.

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10/10/2026

TODAY IS THE DAY!! Join NHHRC for our Halloween volunteer event!

October 10TH 10AM - 3PM DROP IN ANY TIME40 Centre Street, Concord NH

NHHRC will have two volunteer activities for folks to pick from along with other activities like:

🎃 FREE Harm Reduction patches Made by NH Seacoast artist, Sam Paolini. Bring a bag, shirt, or piece of clothing to put a patch on!

🎃 FREE Harm Reduction temporary tattoos and coloring pages!Mobile harm reduction van tour! Come see the inside of our van and learn how we use it in our work.

🎃 Overdose prevention and response training with NHHRC Director of Education, Liz Beaule

🎃 Halloween costume contest! The winner will get FREE NHHRC merch!

06/10/2026

Check out these halloween/harm reduction themed patches Sam Paolini 🐛 made for our volunteer palooza! Make sure to stop by on the 10th to get one for yourself 🎃

Join us to make harm reduction kits & zines!
October 10TH 10AM - 3PM
DROP IN ANY TIME
40 Centre Street, Concord NH

We will have two volunteer activities for folks to pick from along with other activities like:

* FREE Harm Reduction patches Made by NH Seacoast artist, Sam Pao. Bring a bag, shirt, or piece of clothing to put a patch on!
* FREE Harm Reduction temporary tattoos and coloring pages!
* Mobile harm reduction van tour! Come see the inside of our van and learn how we use it in our work.
* Overdose prevention and response training with NHHRC Director of Education, Liz Beaule!
* Halloween costume contest! The winner will get FREE NHHRC merch!
* Building accessibility notes: The NHHRC parking lot entrance (that is at the back of the building) has no stairs. The doors are not automatic so please ring our doorbell to be let in if need be. We have a wheelchair lift that can bring folks to the second floor. We have an accessible bathroom on the second floor. There is also free street parking on the street in front of our building. Masks are welcome and we have extras if needed. Air purifiers will be on and running!

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02/10/2026

Howl for Harm Reduction! 🐺

(You can get this sticker on our Etsy btw: www.etsy.com/listing/4572724284/howl-for-harm-reduction-sticker-new 👀)

What is Harm Reduction?

- Incorporating a spectrum of strategies including safer techniques, managed use, & abstinence to promote the dignity & wellbeing of people who use drugs.

- A framework for understanding structural inequalities like poverty, racism, homophobia, classism, etc.

- Meeting people “where they are,” but not leaving them there.

- Provides a space for people to be open about their drug use and s*xual behavior so it’s not hidden, perpetuating feelings of isolation.

- Values people and their expertise so they feel empowered to determine and voice their own hierarchy of need and next steps are clear between provider and participant.

- It is rooted in evidence-based practices that have shown decreases in health and social harms.

- Keeps individuals engaged in care if they re-engage risk at any stage.

- Risk Reduction: Tools and services to reduce potential harm.

- (h)arm (r)eduction: The approach and fundamentals to reduce potential harm.

- (H)arm (R)eduction: A philosophical and political movement focused on shifting power and resources to people most vulnerable to structural violence.

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30/09/2026

New harm reduction merch drop!! Check it out 🥳🤩

- There are NO drugs in halloween candy sticker
- Together we survive sticker
- Howl for harm reduction sticker
- Don’t chuck it grab a bucket keychain

All available on our Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/nhhrc

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29/09/2026

Join NHHRC for our Halloween Harm Reduction Volunteer Palooza!

Join us to make harm reduction kits & zines!
October 10TH 10AM - 3PM
DROP IN ANY TIME
40 Centre Street, Concord NH

We will have two volunteer activities for folks to pick from along with other activities like:

* FREE Harm Reduction patches Made by NH Seacoast artist, Sam Pao. Bring a bag, shirt, or piece of clothing to put a patch on!
* FREE Harm Reduction temporary tattoos and coloring pages!
* Mobile harm reduction van tour! Come see the inside of our van and learn how we use it in our work.
* Overdose prevention and response training with NHHRC Director of Education, Liz Beaule!
* Halloween costume contest! The winner will get FREE NHHRC merch!
* Building accessibility notes: The NHHRC parking lot entrance (that is at the back of the building) has no stairs. The doors are not automatic so please ring our doorbell to be let in if need be. We have a wheelchair lift that can bring folks to the second floor. We have an accessible bathroom on the second floor. There is also free street parking on the street in front of our building. Masks are welcome and we have extras if needed. Air purifiers will be on and running!

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22/09/2026

NHHRC Fall Etsy Sale happening September 22nd - October 6th.

Stickers* are 50% off!

All proceeds go back into supporting NHHRC’s mission!

*all stickers except our new halloween/fall stickers

https://www.etsy.com/shop/nhhrc

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Image descriptions: Four bright and colorful graphics that feature the text from the caption above. They all have the same visual theme and share the same blue swirly background. 1. The center of this graphic features a bright orange sticky note. Over the note it says “Fall Sale”. Fall is written out in high contrast label maker font. Sale is written out in bold orange and blue bubble letters. Around the sticky notes there are five stickers: a sticker that says “stigma kills” with a drawn wolf and daggers on it, a stickers that says “harm reduction is the cat’s meow” with a cat in a clown outfit on it, a stickers that says “I lava harm reduction” with a lava lamp on it, a sticker that says “together we survive” with newts on a leaf, a sticker that says “harm reduction is the bomb” with a cartoon bomb on it. This slide also features four black and white illustrations of leaves. 2. The center of this graphic features a bright orange sticky note. Over the note it says “Fall Sale”. Fall is written out in high contrast label maker font. Sale is written out in bold orange and blue bubble letters. Around the sticky notes there are eight stickers. The bomb stickers, a sticker that says “safe s*x be prepared” with two hands holding two wrapped external condoms, the lava stickers, a sticker that says “be gay” do harm reduction” with a raccoon wearing sunglasses on it, a sticker that says “honk if you love harm reduction” with two geese and two nasal naloxone on it, a sticker that says “don’t chuck it, grab a bucket” with a cartoon sharps container on it, a sticker that says “naloxone dealer” with a hand holding nasal naloxone on it, and a sticker that says “rotten-tootin naloxone shootin” with a hand holding a vial of IM naloxone. 3. Features a meme of a seated figure wearing a suit and black gloves and they have a jack-o-lantern head. The figure is holding a teacup. Above the meme it says “me at exactly 7:59 am September 22nd waiting for the sale to start”. 4. The bottom left hand corner features a photo of NHHRC Director of Marketing, Han. Han is a white, feminine person, with short brown hair that is up in a claw clip. They have straight across bangs with face framing side pieces. They are wearing a white respirator mask, a black choker necklace, a halloween themed sweater and an orange skirt. They are holding envelopes and packages.

Address

03301, 03302, 03303, 03305

Website

http://nhhrc.org/

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