OnPoint NYC, the pioneering nonprofit offering supervised drug consumption services in the United States, marked its fourth anniversary by highlighting its significant community impact, reporting 1,900 overdose reversals. This announcement comes in the wake of ongoing federal scrutiny and opposition, underscoring the organization’s resilience in the face of regulatory challenges.
During a recent press conference, OnPoint’s leadership, alongside a state senator and New York City’s acting health commissioner, reaffirmed their commitment to providing comprehensive services for individuals who use drugs. These services encompass physical and mental health care, acupuncture, case management, and overdose prevention centers, where users can consume substances under professional supervision. The organization’s achievements not only reflect its dedication to harm reduction but also raise critical questions about the future of drug policy in a climate of federal hostility.
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