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Insubordination Station Harm Reduction
Fiscal Host: Open Collective Foundation
we provide naloxone, safe supplies, syringe exchange, harm reduction education
Contributors
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Insubordination Station Harm Reduction is hosting the following events.
Insubordination Station Harm Reduction is all of us
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Courtney
Admin
Sam Pao
Admin
Remedy Allian...
$5,000 USD
@venatiodecorus
$300 USD
Elizabeth Cop...
$240 USD
Brian Russo
$110 USD
Sheila
$100 USD
ISHR
$80 USD
Maggie K
backer
$55 USD
Kurt D Lebeck
$50 USD
Janet
$30 USD
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
Credit from Brian Russo to Insubordination Station Harm Reduction •
+$10.00USD
Completed
Contribution #650581
Credit from Elizabeth Copulsky to Insubordination Station Harm Reduction •
+$20.00USD
Completed
Contribution #639450
Credit from Maggie K to Insubordination Station Harm Reduction •
+$5.00USD
Completed
Contribution #646914
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Today’s balance$43.13 USD
Total raised
$5,547.85 USD
Total disbursed
$5,504.72 USD
Estimated annual budget
$5,649.79 USD
About
Insubordination Station (SubStation for short) is a boots-on-the-ground harm reduction program, founded in January of 2023 in Strafford County of New Hampshire. Our mission is to provide education, supplies and resources with kindness and compassion for marginalized populations such as people who use drugs, the unhoused, and people who sell sex.
These include the distribution of sanitary supplies, supplies for safer and sanitary drug use with needle disposal, sterile supplies for safer use, safer sex, subsistence goods, and the provision of wound care services, education, along with linkage to other community resources. We also strive to treat all people with the standard respect that all people innately deserve.
Though this practice of mutual aid, we seek to enable marginalized populations with vital ingredients towards self-defined positive change; not only to the direct benefit of affected individuals themselves but for the general health, well-being, and quality of life of our communities at large. This is a major health crisis, and SubStation’s biggest priority is to utilize harm reduction to attempt to mitigate the effects of poisoned drug supply and extremely high rates of overdose and death.