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Harm Reduction Circle

Nonprofit dedicated to combatting the opioid crisis through innovative peer-to-peer support, & evidence-based harm reduction services.

Serving the nightlife scene (primarily in California), & vulnerable unhoused individuals in Orange County, CA 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization

03/06/2026

Join us for a free webinar on ethical supply sourcing! Trouble staying stocked? Low or no budget? We got you. Registration link in our bio!

02/14/2026

Free Psychedelic Harm Reduction Mini Course 
Join lead trainer Simone Weit, LPC, as she introduces Zendo Project’s Four Principles of Psychedelic Care and foundational topics in psychedelic harm reduction, including: 
• How to tend to safety, through attunement • What “sitting, not guiding” actually means • How to talk through, not down • Why difficult is not necessarily bad • How to care for yourself while supporting others • And more 
These principles were developed through years of peer support work in high-intensity environments like Burning Man and community spaces around the world. 
Link in bio to access the free course.

02/02/2026

Did you know that naloxone can freeze in single-digit temperatures? 🥶🧊

While it’s still safe and effective once thawed, every second matters during an opioid overdose.

Carry naloxone in your purse or bag instead of leaving it in your car until the weather warms up.

12/29/2025

Staying hydrated keeps your energy up and reduces the risk of overheating, especially during long festival days. Sip consistently, pace yourself, and listen to your body so you can enjoy every set safely.

12/14/2025

Drug checking only works if the conditions are safe enough for you to focus and interpret the result. Announcing your test and stepping out of the crowd reduces pressure, contamination, and rushed decisions. Give the strip or reagent its full time—those last seconds can change everything.

12/13/2025

Staying hydrated keeps your body stable, your heart rate safer, and your night way less chaotic. Especially in high-heat or stimulant-heavy environments, dehydration ramps up overdose and medical risk fast. Keep water on you, sip consistently, and take breaks—your body will thank you.

12/11/2025

Festival photos like these remind us that harm reduction is a living, breathing part of the culture. People caring for people is what sustains this community. And honestly, that’s the best vibe of all.

12/09/2025

Grogs Gnarly Guide! Sunburn hits way harder than any set. Reapply your sunscreen every 2 hours—especially at day festivals—so you can stay safe, cool, and glowing without the blister aftermath. Harm reduction includes protecting your skin, too.

12/08/2025

Even Grog knows a dead phone can turn a great night chaotic fast. Keeping your device charged means you can find your crew, call for help if something goes sideways, and navigate the environment safely. A portable charger isn’t just convenience—it’s part of staying connected, grounded, and protected in high-stim settings.

12/07/2025

There’s power in community-led safety—especially in nightlife settings. These snapshots highlight the strength and joy that come from people looking out for one another. Harm reduction truly belongs everywhere.

12/06/2025

Grog’s preaching facts: unknown drinks and mystery substances aren’t quests—they’re risks that can lead to harm fast. Staying grounded, watching your cup, and only taking what you intentionally chose are core harm-reduction practices that keep festivals safer for everyone. Your life isn’t a gamble, and you deserve to party with clarity, consent, and control.

Address

PO Box 5564
Irvine, CA
92616

Telephone

+19496598180

Website

https://www.harmreductioncircle.org/

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