Harm Reduction: Syringe Service Programs

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Syringe service programs (SSPs) use a harm reduction approach to reduce the risks associated with drug use.

SSPs provide trainings on how to prevent, recognize, respond to, and reverse a drug overdose. They also distribute new syringes and provide safe disposal for used needles to keep neighborhoods safe.

People who access syringe service programs are more likely to enter treatment for injection drug use than those who do not.

Use the following map to find out where you can find a syringe service program in Wisconsin or view a spreadsheet of all the locations (Excel).

Have a syringe service program to add to this map? Email dhsdphharmreduction@dhs.wisconsin.gov.
Learn more about syringe service programs: Syringe Service Programs, P-03522 (PDF)

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Last revised November 14, 2025