Jan. 9, 2023 – People with substance use disorders who participate in syringe services programs are five times more likely to enter treatment and about three times more likely to stop using substances than those who don’t use the programs, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The IDOH program also provides new hats, scarves and notes of encouragement to recipients. Since the program’s launch in August, the health department has received more than 200 bags and other items.
“The Indiana Department of Health has held three stitching events as part of lunch-and-learn sessions, and individuals and groups have also provided items,” said Jeni O’Malley, IDOH spokeswoman, in an email.
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