Harm Reduction in Mercer County

Welcome to the Harm Reduction+ Resource Finder!

The Harm Reduction+ Resource Finder is a free, easy-to-use online mapping tool that integrates all of Mercer County’s Harm Reduction, Substance Use, Mental Health tools, and resources into one interactive experience.

Access the map by clicking the button below:

Harm Reduction + Resource Map

We invite community members, treatment providers, and medical professionals to use this tool to connect themselves or others with critical resources.

Click through the boxes below for more information on what is included in the map and how to navigate it:

Resources

Naloxone (Narcan)
Fentanyl test strips
Syringe access programs
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT)
Primary care providers
Opioid treatment programs
Mental health and substance use co-occurring treatment programs
Alcohol Use Disorder treatment programs

Using the "Custom Selector" Tool

The “Custom Selector” can be used to tailor specific individual considerations including:

Language spoken
Physical location
Insurance coverage
Level of care needed including:
- Partial Hospitalization
- Inpatient treatment
- Outpatient treatment
- Intensive outpatient treatment

Additional Uses

Additionally, this map provides:

Definitions of harm reduction, substance use, and mental health terms and tools
Links to National and state overdose prevention initiatives including:
- NJ Naloxone365 Program
- NJ “Good Samaritan” Fatal Overdose Law
- NJ Reach Substance Use Hotline
- New Jersey Harm Reduction Coalition website
- National Suicide and Crisis Hotline

If you have any questions, notice any errors, or have any suggestions while using the map, please submit a “feedback form” located at the top right-hand side of the site or email Easton Proffitt-Davis, edavis@trentonhealthteam.org, with your thoughts.

Harm Reduction Group Discussion

In September 2022, Trenton Health Team and partner organizations launched a communications campaign to provide information about substance use disorder and harm reduction approaches located in Mercer County. The campaign highlighted where to find tools such as naloxone, needle exchange programs, and fentanyl test strips as well as specific information on different treatment options such as medication-assisted treatment (MAT).

The goal of the campaign was to de-stigmatize substance use disorder by highlighting different community engagement efforts initiated by the Mercer County Department of Human Services and our partner organizations. This campaign ran from September 2022 through March 2023.