The Jackson County Syringe Exchange Program (SEP) is part of a comprehensive public health approach, that is evidence-based, to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS, hepatitis C, and other bloodborne pathogens among injection drugs users, their families, and the larger community. Services Include: - services are anonymous - exchange used points for new points, 1 for 1 exchange - safe injection supplies - wound care supplies - safer sex supplies - risk reduction counseling - referrals to medical care, HIV and STD testing and treatment, naloxone, mental health, alcohol and drug treatment, and medication assisted treatment - naloxone kits are provided twice a month through HIV Alliance - fentanyl test strips Oregon’s Good Samaritan Overdose Law If someone is overdosing in Oregon and you seek medical help, neither of you can be arrested or prosecuted for: 1. Possessing drugs or drug paraphernalia 2. Being in a place where drugs are used 3. Violating probation or parole because of #1 or #2 4. Outstanding warrants related to #1 or #2

• Jackson County SEP (PNG)