Substance Use Outreach Services

The Substance Use Outreach Services Program provides the following services:

Substance Use Outreach Services Program – Video

MCPHD Opioid Website

Recovery Assist Platform

• Confidential HIV Testing – OraQuickAdvance®Rapid HIV Testing (w/results in 20 minutes)

• STD Screenings (Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Trichomoniasis)

• Hepatitis B and C Screenings (In house charge of $10.00)

• HIV/STD Educational Materials

• HIV/STD Prevention Counseling

• Group Educational Sessions

• School Based Educational Interventions

• Community Health Fairs

• Substance Use Case Management    (see counselor for program qualifications)

• Referrals to Other Supportive Services

• Density Analysis of Naloxone Incident Locations
  • Q2 2020
  • Q3 2020
  • Q4 2020
  • Q1 2021
  • Q2 2021
  • Q3 2021
  • Q4 2021
  • Q1 2022
  • Q2 2022
  • Q3 2022
  • Q4 2022
  • Q1 2023
  • Q2 2023
  • Q3 2023
  • Q4 2023
  • Q1 2024

HIV/STD Prevention Education

Public presentations are given upon request to community agencies including schools, churches, social organizations, and businesses. The Substance Use Outreach Services Program offers HIV/AIDS prevention education and risk reduction provides condoms and educational materials, and provides technical assistance to community-based organizations.

HIV/AIDS Counseling & Testing

Confidential HIV rapid testing is available to the public at no charge. Each client receives pretest counseling to promote behavior change in order to prevent infection, or transmission to others. All clients who test positive are referred and assisted in accessing HIV specialty medical care, partner notification and referral services, case management, and any other available supportive services.

STD Screenings

Confidential STD screenings (Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Trichomoniasis) are available to the public at no charge. Hepatitis B and C screenings have an in-house charge of $10.  Each client receives client-centered counseling to promote behavior change.

Substance Use Case Management

The goal of substance use case management is to help residents lead healthier, longer lives by mitigating the effects of alcohol and drugs. The program aims to reduce risk taking behaviors, build assets and resilience and prevent problem behaviors across the life span.  The first step towards recovery is to complete a comprehensive substance abuse assessment. Based on the findings of this assessment, your counselor will determine if the program is appropriate for you.  This program is in conjunction with our community partner The Salvation Army HarborLight Center through targeted dissemination of educational materials and delivery of evidence based programs.