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There are many resources to reduce the harms associated with substance use, get treatment, and support your loved ones and community. See below to find the right resource for you.
Harm reduction services
- Find naloxone (Narcan) in Washington state
Naloxone is an opioid overdose reversal medication. There are several ways to get naloxone in Washington state without a prescription. - Order Harm Reduction Supplies
Order naloxone, fentanyl test strips and other educational materials. - Syringe Services Programs in King County
Programs that provide clean supplies to reduce the harms associated with substance use, harm reduction education, and access to addiction treatment, healthcare, and other resources. - Washington State Poison Center
Provides immediate, free, and expert treatment advice and assistance on the telephone in case of exposure to poisonous, hazardous, or toxic substances.
Medication for opioid use disorder
- 24/7 Tele-buprenorphine Hotline
This low-barrier telemedicine program provides on-demand buprenorphine prescriptions 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Call 206-289-0287. - WA Recovery Helpline MOUD Locator
Search by location for methadone clinics, buprenorphine based programs, and naltrexone based programs.
Substance use disorder treatment and recovery
- King County Behavioral Health and Recovery Division
Find high-quality behavioral health services for low-income individuals, including crisis services, mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, and diversion and reentry services. - King County Pathways Clinic
Located at the Downtown Public Health Center, this low barrier program provides patient-centered, evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder with fewer rules than traditional care settings. Phone: 206-458-8798. - Washington Recovery Help Line
Find treatment services nearest you and speak with professionals about getting help with substance use, problem gambling, and/or mental health challenge.
Resources for families and loved ones
- Learn to Cope
This peer-led support network offers education, resources and support groups for family members who have loved ones affected by substance use. The organization is based in Massachusetts but offers online support groups, including a Spanish language group and a group for those who have had a death in their family and have other family members who struggle with substance use. - Support Addiction Recovery
Learn the facts about addiction recovery and how you can support your loved ones. - Talk Even If
Learn how to talk to teens and young adults in your life about fentanyl and overdose.
Grief support
- Compassionate Friends
Resources and support for people who have lost a family member. Support group meetings are both in person and online. You can also request a packet of reading materials and resources tailored to your unique situation. - Dougy Center
A search engine of grief support services for children and families. - GRASP (Grief Recovery After a Substance Passing)
A support group specifically for people who have lost someone to substance use or addiction. Local chapter meetings are both online and in person. Contact the chapter facilitator for dates, times and locations. - GriefShare
A Christian based general grief support group with both in-person and online options. - TEARS Foundation
An organization that provides grief support services, peer companions, and financial support to parents whose child (ages 13-22) has died due to substance use or suicide to pay for a funeral and funeral assistance and/or grief counseling support.