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This is a presentation from the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence.

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safestrongsober@stoptheviolence.org

Helpline: 808-531-3771

Toll Free: 800-690-6200

Main Office: 808-534-0040

Jordan: 808-380-2292

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Drug Facts - Alcohol and Drug Foundation

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Easy to find information about categories, the effects of drugs and specific drugs. Includes description, short and long-term alcohol and drug effects and measures to reduce harms.

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In most cases, we recommend that Callers wait to use on the call, so that a few important things can be discussed in the beginning. This discussion only takes a couple of minutes, and goes even faster if a Rescue Plan is already completed.

Every call starts with checking the Rescue Plan. Your Supporter will ask you to briefly tell them about your Rescue Plan and they will ask you to check if the Rescue Plan you are using is correct. You can check this by clicking the grey bar towards the bottom of the screen while in the call.

Ideally, you should communicate what you want to happen if you are unresponsive to your Supporter during this discussion. They can't see your Rescue Plan unless it is released, and it is helpful for a Supporter to start a rescue knowing if you want them to call EMS or your designated responder, or both.

Sometimes Callers want Supporters to only call 911, and sometimes they want Supporters to call the designated responder first before 911 is called. Letting your Supporter know clearly what you want can help make sure you are comfortable with the response in an emergency.

Your Supporter will also ask questions like:

What drug(s) you are using

How you are using (snorting, smoking, injecting, etc)

General location information (US or Canada)

If you have naloxone

If there are there any special instructions entered into your Rescue Plan, like front door codes, etc.

You do not need to answer these questions, but the information can be helpful for your Supporter. Nothing you say to your Supporter will ever be shared, and will not be linked to you in any way.

We ask that everyone, Caller or Supporter, treats each other with respect, kindness, and consideration. Judgement, shame, and stigma have no place here.

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The Brave App is an Overdose Detection app that connects people who use drugs alone with anonymous remote supervision. No judgment. Just love. Learn more.

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Call Never Use Alone your Overdose Prevention Lifeline.877-696-1996

Toll-free national overdose prevention, detection, life-saving crisis response and medical intervention services for people who use drugs while alone.
Never Use Alone's peer operators are available 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. No stigma. No judgment. Just love!♥️

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Call Never Use Alone your Overdose Prevention Lifeline.877-696-1996 Toll-free national overdose prevention, detection, life-saving crisis response and medical intervention services for people who use drugs while alone. Never Use Alone's peer operators are available 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. No stigma. No judgment.

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NALOXONE

The medication Naloxone has been proven to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose and save lives. It is legal to carry and administer in the state of Hawai'i. Naloxone can be provided by HHHRC staff to any individual upon request. Our naloxone program is free, confidential, and available to Hawai'i residents.

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If you are interested in receiving a kit, you may pick one up from the following locations:

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[Hawaiʻi Island] Kumukahi Health + Wellness

Hilo Lagoon Center, 101 Aupuni St, Penthouse 1014C, Hilo, HI 96720, p. 808.982.8800
Palani Court, 74-5620 Palani Rd., Suite 101, Kailua-Kona, Hawai'i 96740, p. 808.331.8177

[Maui] Maui AIDS Foundation
1935 Main Street, Suite 10, Wailuku, HI 96793, p. 808.242.4900

[Oahu] Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction Center

677 Ala Moana Blvd., Suite 226, Honolulu, HI 96813, p. 808.521.2437

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HHHRC has been working to strengthen the supply chain and increasing access by spearheading efforts to place naloxone vending machines in various locations throughout the state.

NALOXONE VENDING MACHINES

Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction Center (HHHRC) has partnered with the Department of Health's Adult Mental Health Division and Alcohol & Drug Abuse Division and many community partners to provide naloxone vending machines across the state of Hawaiʻi. This initiative addresses the overdose epidemic that has struck the nation. These vending machines provide life-saving medication to the community that can reverse opioid overdose free of charge. We are currently updating the below map as vending machines are distributed. Review the map below to find a location near you.

NALOXONE REQUEST FORM
Requ est form is only for Kauaʻi, Lanaʻi and Molokaʻi.

Please complete the form below to get a naloxone kit containing two doses of NARCAN® Nasal Spray mailed to you, free of charge. Only one request will be filled per individual, per address.

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​Please note: this service is confidential. By providing your full name and address below, you are only consenting to have your naloxone sent to you by mail, and we will not use your information for anything other than this service.

As a leading public health organization committed to promoting health equity, harm reduction, and social justice, Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction Center (H3RC) affirms its support for all individuals living with HIV, including those receiving medical case management services under the Ryan White CARE Act. H3RC recognizes the transformative power of the biomedical prevention tool known as U = U (Undetectable Equals Untransmittable) in advancing our shared goal of ending the HIV epidemic in Hawaiʻi.

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NALOXONE The medication Naloxone has been proven to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose and save lives. It is legal to carry and administer in the state of Hawai'i. Naloxone can be provided by HHHRC staff to any individual upon request. Our naloxone program is free, confidential, and available to Hawai'i residents.

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Welcome to the Domestic Violence Action Center Website. Here you will be able to find out who we are, information about our services, get answers to questions about domestic violence, and find out ways to help or get help.
OAHU HELPLINE: (808) 531-3771
The Domestic Violence Action Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in Hawaii for Hawaii. TOLL FREE HELPLINE: (800) 690-6200
NEW TEXT LINE: (605) 956-5680
DVAC has been busy planning events to raise awareness about domestic violence in the community, and events to raise funds to support the important, unduplicated services that we offer to survivors. Please visit our Events Page to learn more about our upcoming events and find out how you can be involved!

Domestic Violence Action Center makes a difference in the lives of island families, children, marginalized communities across the State. We meet survivors on their journey. We educate the community. We encourage youth to learn about healthy relationships. We speak to the press about this complex, costly problem. We work with our community allies to reform the system. We do what we can and what we must to bring hope and healing to this community. We do it with you.

Please choose to make a gift to the community. Thank you for standing by us on this journey.

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Welcome to the Domestic Violence Action Center Website. Here you will be able to find out who we are, information about our services, get answers to questions about domestic violence, and find out ways to help or get help. OAHU HELPLINE: (808) 531-3771 The Domestic Violence Action Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in Hawaii for Hawaii.

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Hawai'i State Coalition Against Domestic Violence

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Hawai'i State Coalition Against Domestic Violence

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24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, the National Domestic Violence Hotline provides essential tools and support to help survivors of domestic violence so they can live their lives free of abuse.

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Child and Family Services Domestic Abuse Hotlines

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Child and Family Services Domestic Abuse Hotlines

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Oahu: 808-841-0822

West Hawai'i: 808-322-7233

East Hawai'i: 808-959-8864

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Maui: Women Helping Women 24-Hour Crisis Hotline

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Maui: Women Helping Women 24-Hour Crisis Hotline

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808-579-9581

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DV Hotline (24 hours) 808-245-6362

Sexual Assault Hotline (24 Hours) 808-245-2144

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YWCA Kaua'i | Survivor Services | Domestic Violence Services

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YWCA Kaua`i is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. We are located in Kaua`i, Hawai`i.

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Moloka'i Community Service Council 24 Hour Hotline

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Moloka'i Community Service Council 24 Hour Hotline

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808-567-6888

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PACT Ohia DV Shelter Access Line: 808-526-2200

Honolulu & Leeward Shelters: 808-841-0822

Windward Shelter: 808-528-0606

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PACT Family Peace Center: 808-832-0855

Puuhonua DV Crisis Counseling Line: 808-526-2200

TDD: 808-832-0848

PACT Family Visitation Center: 808-847-0015

Catholic Charities Hawai'i Help Line: 808-535-0158

Main Line: 808-524-4673

Child and Family Services: Developing Options to Violence: 808-532-5100

Sex Abuse Treatment Center: 808-524-7273

The Institute for Family Enrichment: 808-596-8433

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DVAC: 808-531-3771

Legal Aid Society: 808-536-4302

Hawai'i Immigrant Justice Center: 808-536-8826

Prosecutor's Office-Victim/Witness Kokua Services: 808-768-7401

Volunteer Legal Services of Hawai'i: 808-528-7046

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Adult Services Branch of Family Court (family and household members): 808-538-5959

District Court-Civil Division (non-related, non-household): 808-538-5151

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Air Force Family Advocacy Program (24 hr): 808-590-7719

Army Victim Advocacy Program (24 hr): 808-624-7233

Naval Family Advocacy Program: 808-474-1999

Marine Corps Family Advocacy Program: 808-257-7780

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Catholic Charities Hawai'i Immigration Program: 808-528-5233

Susannah Wesley Community Center's Immigration and Refugee Support Services Program: 808-842-5450

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A safety plan is a personalized, practical plan to improve your safety while experiencing abuse, preparing to leave an abusive situation, or after you leave. Follow the steps below to create your personal safety plan.

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Use our interactive safety planning tool to create your personal safety plan. This series of questions help survivors identify their options.

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The Pouhana 'O Na Wahine is dedicated to helping Native Hawaiians address domestic violence and related injustices through restoring their Native way of life rooted in their cultural beliefs, practices and ceremonies (or voices, languages, and teachings) and securing resources for a Native Hawaiian Resource Center on Domestic Violence.The Pouhana's mission is to provide technical assistance and training; partner at the community, statewide and national levels; and develop policies and cultural resources to stop, prevent, and eliminate domestic violence and help victims and their family members increase their safety.

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The Pouhana 'O Na Wahine is dedicated to helping Native Hawaiians address domestic violence and related injustices through restoring their Native way of life rooted in their cultural beliefs, practices and ceremonies (or voices, languages, and teachings) and securing resources for a Native Hawaiian Resource Center on Domestic Violence.The Pouhana's mission is to provide technical assistance and training; partner at the community, statewide and national levels; and develop policies and cultural resources to stop, prevent, and eliminate domestic violence and help victims and their family members increase their safety.