The week's events

  • - Megan's Place (The Exchange)
    Megan's Place (The Exchange)

    Megan's Place (The Exchange)


    September 20, 2022

    In honor of a fabulous pioneer of this program, the needle and syringe exchange is now called “Megan’s Place”. Every first and third Tuesday from 5-7PM at the SPH Training Center at 203 W. Pioneer Ave., anyone in need can confidentially dispose of used needles & obtain clean needles, and access free resources & information including naloxone (overdose) kits, sanitary products, referrals for free HIV and Hepatitis C testing, fresh cookies, and MORE! Safe, confidential FREE community resource run by a great team of discreet, helpful and trained volunteers.

    You can call (907) 841-7204 or email homerexchange@gmail.com for more information.

    Check out the Facebook page for All Things Addiction on the Southern Kenai Peninsula (formerly the Southern Kenai Peninsula Opioid Task Force) for more great info and to get involved.

    Refer to this brochure for additional information on safe options for needle disposal (what should I do if I find a needle?).

    South Peninsula Hospital will accept sharps on the second Wednesday of each month from 1 – 3 p.m. During this time only, sharps will be accepted from the public and only at the loading dock entrance, found on the lower level east side below the main entrance.

  • - Walk for Recovery at SPARC
    Walk for Recovery at SPARC

    Walk for Recovery at SPARC


    September 21, 2022

    Join SPH and the All Things Recovery Coalition (formerly the South Kenai Peninsula Opioid Task Force) for an indoor casual open walk with a chance to ask questions of local healthcare professionals treating addiction and supporting recovery from substance use disorders. Learn about the life saving medication Narcan, how to use it, and pick up a free kit. All are welcome!

    National Recovery Month is a national observance held every September to promote and support new evidence-based treatment and recovery practices, the emergence of a strong and proud recovery community, and the dedication of service providers and community members across the nation who make recovery possible in all its forms. PDF flyer for printing here.