What is the NarKandi Exchange Program?
NarKandi blends two ideas: Narcan® (naloxone) nasal spray, which can reverse an opioid overdose in 2–3 minutes, and kandi, the colorful bead bracelets traded at raves and concerts. By at...

Creating a Customized Harm Reduction Plan

Tailored Systems That Strengthen Safety, Reduce Risk, and Support Your Community

    Every event operates like a living ecosystem—with its own culture, flow, norms, and pressures. A single template cannot capture the nuances of a multi-day ...

    Not all harm reduction happens on the street or at an event — a tremendous amount of life-saving work begins behind the scenes. Harm Reduction Circle’s Remote Administrative Support volunteers play a vital role in keeping o...

   Volunteering in nightlife harm reduction means stepping into vibrant event spaces to help create safer environments where people can celebrate without stigma or fear. Our volunteers support sanctuary areas, offer grounding and hydration...

   Volunteering with our Orange County outreach team means meeting people exactly where they are — across encampments, motels, parks, and sidewalks — with compassion, respect, and practical support. Our volunteers dis...

    At Harm Reduction Circle, volunteering means more than lending a hand — it means joining a movement built on compassion, community, and evidence-based care. Whether you’re distributing naloxone, helping at a festival sanctua...

    Harm Reduction Circle’s Board of Directors is composed of dedicated leaders who guide the long-term vision, oversight, and strategic growth of the organization. Board members help ensure our wor...

    At Harm Reduction Circle, volunteering means more than lending a hand — it means joining a movement built on compassion, community, and evidence-based care. Whether you’re distributing naloxone, helping at a festival ...