programs & services
project.ME offers recovery support services to aid individuals in removing any barriers they have to entering into or sustaining long-term recovery. project.ME also offers harm reduction services and education for those struggling with substance use disorder, their support people and members of the community.
peer recovery coaching
If you’re facing challenges that make it hard to start or maintain your recovery from substance use or justice involvement, you don’t have to face them alone. Submit a support request, and we’ll connect you with a Certified Peer Support Professional—someone who’s been there and understands. They can walk alongside you, help you navigate barriers, and connect you to resources that fit your needs.
We also know that recovery impacts more than just the person using substances. Our peer services are here for loved ones too, offering understanding, guidance, and tools to better support the person in your life who uses drugs—while also taking care of yourself.
harm reduction &
naloxone administration training
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Request a free training on how to recognize and respond to an opioid overdose, including the safe and effective use of Naloxone (Narcan).
In these interactive sessions, you’ll learn lifesaving skills, feel confident in administering intranasal Narcan, and understand how to act quickly in an emergency.
When you complete the training, you’ll receive a certificate of completion and the Naloxone you need—whether that’s one dose or several—so you’re fully prepared to help save a life.
community resources & referrals
Need help finding the right resources? Submit a request, and we’ll connect you with a Certified Peer Support Professional who can walk alongside you and guide you to community agencies and programs that fit your needs.
Whether you’re short on clothing or food, need help getting an ID, birth certificate, or Social Security card, want to apply for housing, health coverage, or food assistance, or are currently experiencing homelessness—let us help you take the next step. You don’t have to navigate it alone.
advocacy &
community education
Being in recovery comes with its own set of challenges. At project.ME, part of our mission is to break down outdated ideas and reduce stigma around substance use disorder (SUD) and justice involvement.
Is your organization interested in learning more about SUD, recovery options, harm reduction, overdose response, or Naloxone administration?
Request a consultation today.
naloxone & drug testing strip distribution
project.ME is proud to partner with Overdose Lifeline to provide life-saving Naloxone and drug testing strips at no cost. We believe in making these essential resources accessible to those who need them.
To help us track effectively, we will request minimal demographic information. The number of doses distributed will be determined based on the expressed need of community.
harm reduction tools & resources
Since 2021 project.ME has been operating Allen County's street outreach team. In both 2023 and 2024, our community has experienced a decrease in overdose deaths.
Each day, we go out into the community to meet vulnerable populations right where they're at. additionally, project.ME assembles and offers safe use kits to promote health and safety of people who use drugs as well as the community, as a whole.