Healthy Streets Outreach Program

09/03/2025

This Saturday! Healthy Streets and Salem Survival Program will be partnering during the Salem Survival Program weekly distro. We will be creating a living memorial to individuals we have lost. It will be a small gathering full of love. Feel free to bring flowers or other living items to add to the memorial.

09/02/2025

Food is love. Support MBT!!

Have you circled October 19 at 2 PM on your calendar yet? No? Let’s fix that.

It’s time for the My Brother’s Table Walk, and we want you there. Grab a friend, a coworker, your neighbor—heck, bring the whole crew. The more the merrier. Really.

Register here: mybrotherstable.org/walk

Big shout-out to our newest walk sponsors, Congregation Shirat Hayam and Kymanox Cares, for stepping up and showing some love for the Table.

Come join us in October—let’s walk, connect, and make a real difference together.

08/26/2025

Come get a overdose response refresher and learn about drug checking!

07/25/2025

Yes!!!

07/25/2025

We’re gearing up for this year’s 9 Million Meals Walk and want to give a shout out to our incredible sponsors whose financial support helps us keep plates full and lights on.

A heartfelt shoutout to our returning sponsors:
Eastern Bank, Institution for Savings, Fidelity Investments Danvers, Lynn Community Health Center, Salem Hospital, Techno-Tax Inc., Groom Construction, and Reading Cooperative — your continued support keeps us going strong.

And a warm WELCOME to our newest sponsors:
Connolly Brothers Inc. and Calvary Christian Church — we're so grateful to have you join the Walk!

Interested in sponsorship? Email annie@mybrotherstable.org for more info.

07/24/2025

Everyone needs to eat. 💜

Explore a map of hunger statistics in Essex County in Massachusetts.

07/10/2025

Hey
Your city has some great resources! If you are looking for harm reduction services or healthcare services in the city check out this list.

07/01/2025

We don't conflate having a drink with having a drink problem;. We don't conflate having a coffee with having a caffeine problem. Nor should we conflate using prohibited drugs with having a drug problem.
Drug use is not a drug problem!..but drug prohibition sadly creates real and unnecessary risks for everyone who uses a prohibited drug.

06/30/2025

Luminaries & Love Monday 8/25/25. Please consider attending and help us collect enough canned goods to weigh down the 1200+ Luminaries created over the last 14 years. Canned goods will be donated to The Open Door at the end of the event. In 2024 we collected 1759lbs of food for our community while remembering our people. Amazon wish list to follow this post. Collection sites will begin in August. Thank you.

05/22/2025

Pills and powders should be checked. Drugs are changing all the time, what you get might not be what you asked for.
Drug checking is safe and easy. Call us for more info. 339-440-5633

05/15/2025

New article out about involuntary commitment for substance use.

"Most notably, the report found that after release from involuntary treatment, individuals had a 1.4-fold increased risk of non-fatal overdose and possibly an increased risk of death from any cause.[16]

While these findings may come as a surprise, they serve as further proof of the concerns that we and many others have raised for years and warrant a deeper dive to fully understand their significance.[17] What happens to people subjected to involuntary commitment for substance use disorders? How might this lead to an increased risk of overdose and death? Moving forward, what should the United States do to ensure that involuntary commitment for substance use disorders does not continue to harm those it seeks to help?"

PERSPECTIVE John C. Messinger and Leo Beletsky Introduction The recent confirmation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has raised numerous concerns regarding the future shape of the United…

05/07/2025

STOP SHAMING PEOPLE FOR:

Taking medication for mental health

Being in therapy

Showing symptoms of mental illness

Relapsing in recovery

Using coping methods that differ from yours

Past trauma

Using humour to cope

Visible, healed self harm scars

Suicidal thoughts or ideation

Being open with their mental health

Not being ready to talk openly about their mental health