IMPACT: Improving Addiction Coordination Team

 111 Westfall Rd., Rochester, NY  14620
 Dr. Tisha M. Smith, MSPP, Master CASAC
 Director of Addiction Services/Dept. of Public Health

  HOTLINE: 585 753-5300
 [email protected]
 Fax: 585 753-5188

Monroe County Addiction Services Team IMPACT 

 Group Photo of Project IMPACT members


Community Outreach

Our team is in the community every day of the week, offering life-saving naloxone (Narcan) and creating human connections in efforts to help individuals find a path toward treatment for substance use disorder. Using the latest data available, outreach specialists conduct street-level outreach in areas where overdoses are most prevalent.

Our team installs, monitors and re-supplies Naloxone Boxes within Monroe County. Naloxone Boxes provide free, publicly accessible naloxone throughout Monroe County. To date over 600 Naloxone boxes have been installed in Monroe County. Find free Naloxone near you using our Naloxone Box Locator map.

Naloxone Box Map


Overdose Response & Community Events 

Our team responds to individuals who have experienced an overdose in Monroe County within 24 to 48 hours, providing Naloxone and harm reduction resources. The team connects individuals with care management services, treatment options, and other community resources.

Our trained staff is able to provide on-site naloxone and harm reduction training. We also provide awareness and educational material to keep our community informed. Find our team at various venues including: businesses, churches, community organizations, colleges, and health fairs throughout Monroe County.

 Narcan Training


Monroe County Department of Public Health Opioid Initiatives 

We work to bridge gaps, eliminate barriers, and facilitate substance use education and awareness for Monroe County residents. Through coalitions and community partnerships, our team develops comprehensive health education campaigns and educational programs. These initiatives address substance use stigma, data trends, harm reduction, and treatment options.

MCDPH Opioid Initiatives

 

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