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Name 2 places on campus where students can get free FTS & Naloxone
MLK Student Center, UHS Pharmacy, Sproul 102, Sproul Plaza, Basic Needs Center
This program is co-lead by Partysafe and CRP and provides students with free FTS, Naloxone & opioid overdose reversals -Harm Reduction Expansion Project
Harm Reduction Expansion Project
This play includes alcohol and other drug prevention education to incoming students
Bear Pact
We cant do this work without valuable input from community partners also doing Harm Reduction Work, please name two harm reduction orgs in the bay area
Punks with lunch, HEPPAC, Berkeley Free Clinic, & many more!
Alcohol, Tobacco & Cannabis
This UHS-based program provides substance use counseling, and support groups for people practicing harm reduction
This HP program creates a campus alcohol and other drugs (AOD) culture that supports all who study, live, work & play in the campus area.
Party Safe @ Cal
This program run out of CSI supports students in recovery by providing support groups and sober socials, and scholarships
Collegiate Recovery Program
The first 8 weeks of the semester have the highest rates of SVSH, and AOD related medical transports. First 8 is a series of meetings intended to bring campus and community stakeholders together to address health disparities during this time frame
First 8 Meetings
This policy prohibits the purchasing and promotion of alcohol and tobacco products for students events for students affairs only
Student Affairs Alcohol Policy
These are examples of substance free housing on our campus
Freeborn Hall
Berkeley Student Coop (BSC) - Cloyne Court
This program provides free water and snacks to students on high risk partying days
Hydration Stations
All incoming students (undergrad and graduate levels) are required to take this training about substance use
Alcohol and Other Drugs 101 BCourse
This program is run out of the chancellors office in partnership with partysafe@Cal, intended to create awareness and optimal neighbor relations through peer education and outreach
Happy Neighbors
This federal mandate is responsible for why we have to provide evidenced based substance use and recovery programming on our campus
Edgar 86-DFSCA
Students can find information on how to use naloxone with this campus app
The Safety App
A toolkit for students who want to learn more about how to party safer, if they're throwing a party of going to a party
Party goer and thrower checklist
The university was NOT thinking about this wellness initiative and policy building framework when they made the decision to allow Modelo to sponsor part of the stadium
Health In All Policies
DAILY DOUBLE (Service GAP!!!) This medication is used to treat opioid use disorder used to be subscribed to students at UHS, but now has to be referred out
Buprenorphine treatment
This program provides bystander intervention trainings to students on campus, and have an alcohol bystander intervention training
Bears That Care