In the coming month HSO will be implementing a Harm Reduction Vending Machine (HRVM) in Hamilton County!
What is a Harm Reduction Vending Machine? A HRVM is a device designed to provide individuals with essential supplies to minimize health risks associated with drug use, unprotected sex and other risk factors.
For questions please contact:
e: hivoutreach@hsohio.org
p: (513)707-4082
Supplies will include:
| Personal PPE box—–First Aid supplies |
| Hygiene Kit—–Small Sharps container |
| Pregnancy Test—–Safer Sex kit |
| Intranasal Naloxone—–Fentanyl Test Strips kit |
| HIV Test kit |
(513) 732-5088
(513) 946-7610
(513) 761-1480
(513) 815-4475
University of Cincinnati Health
(513) 684-6977
(513) 815-4475
Date/Time
2nd Wednesday of every month
6-7:30 PM
Location
Equitas Health
2805 Gilbert Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45206
Over-the-Rhine
Sunrise Treatment Center
1718 Central PKWY. Cincinnati, OH 45214 (Enter at 1908 Dunlap St.)
1-4pm
Corryville
Hamilton County Public Health
(Rear Parking Lot)
250 William Howard Taft Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45219
10-1pm
Western Hills
Talbert House (Rear)
4968 Glenway Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45238
4-8pm
Northside
Caracole
4138 Hamilton Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45223
5–8pm
Corryville
Hamilton County Public Health
(Rear Parking Lot)
250 William Howard Taft Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45219
12–3pm
Click here to report for safe disposal.
Did you know October 15th is National Latinx AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD)?
This day brings attention to the disproportionate impact of HIV in Hispanic/Latinx communities and emphasizes the importance of HIV testing, education, and reducing stigma. NLAAD serves as a community-driven effort to raise awareness about HIV prevention, treatment options, and the resources available to stop the transmission of HIV among Hispanic/Latinx individuals. It’s a key opportunity to promote health equity and engage in meaningful conversations about HIV within these communities.
October 26th, 2024, is National Drug Take Back Day! Drug Take Back Day is a national event that provides a safe, convenient, and responsible way for people to dispose of unused or expired prescription medications. More details to come.
This health center is a Health Center Program grantee under 42 U.S.C. 254b, and a deemed Public Health Service employee under 42 U.S.C. 233(g)-(n). This health center receives HHS funding and has Federal Public Health Service (PHS) deemed status with respect to certain health or health-related claims, including medical malpractice claims, for itself and its covered individuals.
