Education. Advocacy. Connection.

Change the
conversation.
Change lives.

Addiction is a health condition, not a moral failure. We replace judgment with facts, barriers with connection, and silence with action.

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Stigma isolates.
Connection saves lives.

Silence the Stigma Outreach Project works to reduce stigma, expand access to evidence-based care, and connect people with recovery and harm-reduction resources.

We believe people deserve dignity, accurate information, and real choices. Our work brings education into the community, supports people navigating complicated systems, and advocates for care rooted in evidence—not punishment.

Addiction does not discriminate.
Stigma does.

Behind every statistic is a person who deserves compassion, evidence-based care, and the opportunity to recover.

48.7M

Americans experienced a substance use disorder in 2023

24/7

Crisis and treatment resources are available

100%

Judgment-free support is the standard we work toward

From awareness
to action.

We turn honest conversations into practical support for individuals, families, professionals, and communities.

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Education that changes minds

Practical, evidence-based education about addiction, recovery, medications for opioid use disorder, harm reduction, and the impact of stigma.

02

Resources without judgment

Connections to treatment, recovery support, naloxone, safer-use supplies, and community services—wherever someone is in their journey.

03

Advocacy that opens doors

We challenge discrimination and policy barriers in healthcare, corrections, and the community while centering dignity and patient choice.

You do not have to
figure it out alone.

Whether you need treatment, harm-reduction supplies, education, or someone to help identify the next step, start here.

Get naloxone

Learn where to find naloxone and how to respond to an overdose.

Visit Naloxone Ohio

988 crisis support

Call or text 988 for confidential emotional support, 24 hours a day.

Visit 988 Lifeline

SAMHSA helpline

Free, confidential treatment information and referrals at 1-800-662-4357.

Visit SAMHSA
Possible overdose?Call 911. Give naloxone if available. Stay until help arrives.

Ask about
harm reduction.

People do not have to be in recovery or ready for treatment to deserve support. We help connect community members with overdose-prevention education, naloxone, safer-use information, treatment options, and local resources.

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Britney & Chelsea

Real talk.
Lived experience.
Zero shame.

Hear honest conversations about substance use, recovery, treatment, harm reduction, policy, and the systems that shape people’s lives.

Meet us in
the community.

Come connect with Silence the Stigma, learn about recovery and harm reduction, and pick up resources without judgment.

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Suhr Family Park, 35 W. Main St., Norwalk, Ohio

Overdose Awareness Day

5:00 PM to 7:00 PM

Join us at Suhr Family Park as the community comes together to remember lives lost, support the people and families impacted by overdose, and raise awareness about prevention and recovery.

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1095 Medina Rd., Medina, Ohio 44256

10th Annual Medina Car Show

3:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Silence the Stigma will be joining the community at the 10th Annual Medina Car Show. Stop by to connect with us and learn more about recovery, harm reduction, and local resources.

Help us make
compassion louder.

Change starts with people who refuse to stay quiet. Share your experience, lend your skills, support community outreach, or bring an honest conversation to the podcast.

Let's start a
conversation.

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Please do not use email for emergencies. Call 911 if someone may be experiencing an overdose or other immediate danger.