Volunteer | New Hampshire Harm Reduction Coalition

Join us for volunteer hours every

Thursday, 3pm - 6pm.

Bring a friend and help us build harm reduction kits for

our Syringe Services Programs participants.

Email volunteer@nhhrc.org with any questions.

A black and white photo of NHHRC volunteer, Lachlan. Lachlan is a young man who has short dark hair, is wearing glasses, a kn95, a black shirt, black shorts and black boots. Behind him is an orange sun burst. There are four black and white hand drawn illustrations surrounding him: a group of bubble pipes, nasal naloxone, a group of xylazine test strips, a group of fentanyl test strips.

“Ever since my first kit making party, they've been incredibly welcoming and continue to provide a safe and comfortable atmosphere for all. It's my favorite part of the week! I genuinely love making harm reduction kits, it's a very relaxing and fun activity.” -Lachlan McCarty (he/him)

Building accessibility notes:

The NHHRC parking lot entrance (that is at the back of the building) has no stairs. The doors are not automatic so please ring our doorbell if you need assistance. We have a wheelchair lift that can bring folks to the second floor. We have an accessible bathroom on the second floor. Masks are welcome and we have extras if need be. There is free street Parking in front of the building and free parking in our main parking lot (that is at the back of the building).

When parking in the main parking lot, please make sure to park only in NHHRC labeled spots as we share the lot with other residents.

A black and white photo of two volunteers standing in front of a table and packing harm reduction kits. They are both young white women with their hair up. They are both wearing t-shirts and jeans.

Two black and white photos on top of one another. The first picture is a group of volunteers sitting at a large table. They are talking to one another and building harm reduction kits. There are buckets of harm reduction supplies in the middle of the table. The second picture is a group of three volunteers standing at the end of the table. They are looking at the camera and smiling. There are buckets of harm reduction supplies out in front of them.

“I worked for over 40 years in the fire and emergency services profession,and volunteering with the New Hampshire Harm Reduction Coalition connects me to the most life saving and life transforming work that I have experienced.” -Dan Andrus (he/him)

A black and white photo of NHHRC volunteer, Dan. Dan is an older man white short white hair and a white beard. He is wearing glasses, a suit and tie and a lanyard. Behind him is an orange sun burst. There are four black and white hand drawn illustrations surrounding him: a fentanyl test strip over a cooker, a sharps container, a hand holding nasal naloxone, a vial of IM naloxone.

A black and white photo of NHHRC volunteers, Lachlan and Kit. Lachan is on the left and Kit is on the right. Lachlan is a young man with short dark hair. He is wearing glasses, a black kn95, and a black sweatshirt. He is making a thumbs up with his right hand. Next to him is Kit. Kit is a young woman with shoulder length light brown hair. She is smiling widely and holding her arms and hands out. SHe is wearing a large sweater.

This winter, I was able to volunteer with NHHRC to build different Harm Reduction kits for our community. It was a cozy space filled with kind-hearted people who educated me on the importance of community & human dignity. We laughed and bonded while helping our neighbors. Everyone won, and I’ll definitely be back soon! -Kit (she/her)

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