Bullitt Opioid Addiction Team

05/05/2026

The Human Costs of Funding Cuts on Harm Reduction 2.0 survey is now live. We're documenting how funding cuts, donor withdrawal, and policy shifts are affecting harm reduction services, HIV/hepatitis care, and the rights of people who use drugs.

If you're part of a community-led organisation, network, or service provider, we need to hear from you. 15–20 minutes.
Anonymous.

Available in 5 languages.
Complete the survey 👉 https://ee-eu.kobotoolbox.org/x/XmAkLdWJ

04/30/2026

04/29/2026

Harm reduction makes sense.
Opposing harm reduction is irrational - it's like opposing, lifejackets, seat belts, mountain rescue and life guards.

04/26/2026

A Louisville workshop is helping fathers in recovery share their stories, rebuild family relationships and find support for the future.

04/25/2026

https://www.wtol.com/article/news/health/health-officials-urge-caution-as-overdose-reversal-drug-nalmefene-gains-attention/512-28961c6b-b4e1-4c60-ad31-e87932ee8ad7

A newer option to reverse opioid overdoses is gaining attention online, but health officials are urging caution before viewing it as a replacement for naloxone.

04/25/2026

Kentucky Medicaid participants who are living with a serious mental illness (SMI) such as depression, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia may now qualify for new free services. These include:
• Help finding housing.
• Help getting a job or going back to school.
• Help with medications, daily routines, and getting to appointments.

This is all part of the new 1915(i) RISE Initiative — Recovery. Independence. Support. Engagement.

Call us to learn more: 502-564-9189
Email: 1915iRISEinitiative@ky.gov