MCAVHN Care and Prevention Network

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

02/03/2026

02/02/2026

This Black History Month, we honor the profound connection between harm reduction and civil justice. ✨ For too long, systemic inequities have disproportionately impacted Black communities, leading to barriers in healthcare, resources, and respectful treatment, especially concerning substance use.

At HEPPAC, we understand that providing access to life-saving tools like Naloxone, safe injection supplies, wound care, and compassionate support isn't just about public health it's about affirming the dignity and inherent worth of every individual. It's about dismantling punitive systems that punish rather than heal, and empowering communities to thrive.

As we celebrate Black History Month, we reflect on the powerful legacy of resilience, mutual aid, and self-determination within Black communities in the East Bay and beyond. Harm reduction is a continuation of that legacy: a movement for justice, health equity, and liberation for all.

Join us in celebrating this month by supporting health services that are rooted in equity and compassion. Learn more about our work and how you can get involved at HEPPAC.org.

01/30/2026

Harm reduction is about dignity, safety, and meeting people where they are. By prioritizing compassion over judgment, harm reduction saves lives and strengthens communities.

At Red Project, we are committed to evidence-based, person-centered care that supports people who use drugs, people living with HIV, and all those impacted by systemic barriers. Through education, advocacy, and direct services, we work to reduce harm, challenge stigma, and build a world where health and justice are accessible to all. Harm reduction isn’t just one thing - it’s a framework built on 8 essential pillars that create safer, healthier communities.

Harm reduction is for everyone. It’s not about approval or disapproval - it’s about meeting people where they are and making sure they stay alive, stay safe, and stay supported.

redproject.org | 616.456.9063

01/28/2026

In the event of an encounter with immigration agents in our community, make sure you and your family know your rights. For help with immigration casework call one of the offices of Congressman Mike Thompson
Napa Office: (707) 226-9898
Santa Rosa Office: (707) 542-7182
Woodland Office: (530) 753-5301

01/25/2026

Did you know that naloxone can freeze in single-digit temperatures? 🥶🧊

While it’s still safe and effective once thawed, every second matters during an opioid overdose.

Carry naloxone in your purse or bag instead of leaving it in your car until the weather warms up.

01/23/2026

We will continue accepting cold weather clothing donations until the end of February.