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Mobile Drug Checking

Mobile Drug Checking is a federally funded program designed to use existing technology to check drug compositions and provide real-time results. Our team uses an FTIR (Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy) instrument which has a limitation detection of 5%.

The mobile service offers opportunities for accessible harm reduction education and wrap-around support every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday throughout the city of Calgary. Information including location of our mobile van, can be found by signing up to our email subscription. Folks are also encouraged to give us a call at 1 (587) 832-4059 as we are here to support one another. 

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Peer Outreach

Peer Outreach is a low-barrier employment program in which PWLLE meets folks where they’re at to provide basic needs, harm reduction supplies, and friendly interactions.

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Reconnects

Visit us every Tuesday from 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. for a warm meal, medical, foot and wound care, clothing, housing support, harm reduction supplies & more!

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