Community-Based Overdose Prevention Grants
About
Through our grant programs, the Maryland Department of Health Behavioral Health Administration
Office of Overdose Prevention & Education (OPE) (formerly Center for Harm Reduction Services or Office of Harm Reduction) supports the local implementation of harm reduction programs and ensures statewide access to resources for harm reduction activities, including naloxone. Applications for new funding are closed at this time. These grants support OPE's goals of reducing substance-related morbidity and mortality by optimizing services for people who use drugs. ACCESS stands for "Advancing Cross-Cutting Engagement and Service Strategies for People Who Use Drugs." Please contact
[email protected] with any questions.
Find an OPE Grantee Near You
OPE currently provides funding to 50 organizations (27 nonprofits and 23 Local Health Departments / Local Behavioral Health Authorities) to conduct activities that work towards our strategic goals. For a PDF version of the map, visit
Maryland ACCESS Grantee Directory.
How to Use the Map
Click on the drawer ◨ in the top-left of the map to show the detail sidebar. Click on the frame ⛶ in the top-right of the map to view the map full-screen. Click on a place to view details in the sidebar, then scroll down in the details to confirm what each place offers.
Move the map: click and drag with your mouse or drag with one finger. Zoom: scroll with your mouse or use two fingers. Show info: click or tap on a place. Show a layer on the map: check the box next to the layer name in the sidebar. Show a list of places in the sidebar: click the down arrow next to the layer name.
Search the map: click ⛶ to view the map full-screen. Click on the magnifying glass next to the map's name. Type in an address or county and hit "enter" or "go" to search for places nearby. Search for services or supplies like naloxone, fentanyl test strips, or xylazine test strips.
