Sound Pathways Harm Reduction Center

Outreach Number updated on flyer to 425-780-3107.

Shannon Goforth

Fiscal sponsorship applications are open.

This opportunity is intended for programs doing direct distribution of safer use supplies, and applications are reviewed on a rolling basis — no deadline.

Not sure if it’s a fit? We encourage folks to apply anyway. We’re happy to connect, answer questions, and help point you toward other resources if needed.

Apply here: https://fs.pointsofdistribution.org/
Questions: [email protected]

On , we highlight the role of harm reduction as a health care service. Harm reduction is key for the wellbeing of people who use drugs.

Interested in outreach services? We service all of Snohomish County. Reach out before noon the day of to get on the route.

Medetomidine is being found in the local drug supply.

Ways to reduce risk
•Assume fentanyl may be present — even in other drugs
•Check drugs with test strips
•Use a small test dose
•Try not to use alone
•Carry naloxone
•Use drug checking when possible

Fentanyl isn’t just fentanyl anymore.
Strong sedatives like medetomidine are common, and overdoses may look different and last longer.
Drug checking saves lives.
Safer use saves lives.

Assume Nothing.Make Choices

From the crew at the Harm Reduction Center wishing you a Happy Easter to everyone. Hope you are having a safe holiday.

Sound Pathways Naloxone Distribution and Overdose Reversals (2024 vs 2025)

We are overwhelmed with gratitude and purpose as we reflect on 2025.

At Sound Pathways Harm Reduction Center, we distributed more naloxone than ever before—and behind every kit is a life, a second chance, a moment that mattered.

This work is more than numbers. It’s people. It’s community. It’s showing up for one another in the moments that count the most.

Every life we serve reminds us why harm reduction isn’t just important—it’s essential. And we will keep showing up, again and again, because every single life is worth it. 💙