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# End Overdose NY

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- [Landing](https://endoverdoseny.com/) - TAKE ACTION More than 13,500 people have died of preventable overdoses since Governor Hochul took office. *Center for Disease Control Provisional Data Marginalized communities - low-income communities, unstably housed people, older New Yorkers, and Black and Brown neighborhoods - have disproportionately high rates of overdose. Overdose continues to take more New Yorkers' lives than car
- [Action Steps to End Overdose](https://endoverdoseny.com/action-steps/) - Action Steps to End Overdose To tackle New York's overdose and opioid crisis, we must: 1) Prioritize universal access to three life-saving public health tools for all New Yorkers struggling with opioids: medication-assisted treatment, naloxone, and harm reduction services. Despite New York's pioneering history in establishing and promoting these critical public health tools, they remain
- [Who We Are](https://endoverdoseny.com/who-we-are/) - Who We Are EndOverdoseNY is a collective of impacted people, service providers, advocates, and allies across New York State working to: • Expand harm reduction, health-based responses to reduce overdose deaths • Educate and engage communities on the overdose crisis • Advocate for drug policies grounded in science, compassion, and human rights • Foster collaboration
- [Copy of Landing](https://endoverdoseny.com/landing-copy-2/) - Since Governor Hochul took office, 13500 OF US HAVE DIED OF PREVENTABLE OVERDOSES. According to data from the Center for Disease Control, it is estimated that a New Yorker dies of a preventable overdose every 90 minutes. The counter above updates every 90 minutes to depict this continuous loss. TAKE ACTION Marginalized communities - low-income
- [1](https://endoverdoseny.com/1-2/) - 3500 STIGMA KILLS. Take a look at the glossary of terms to use when talking about drug use developed by the Peer Network of New York and the Drug Policy Alliance.
- [Copy of Landing](https://endoverdoseny.com/landing-copy/) - New York State Is in Crisis Overdose now takes the lives of more New Yorkers than homicides, traffic accidents, and suicides combined. We have lost more than 20,000 New Yorkers to overdose in the last decade -- it's time for action. Nationally, overdose is the leading cause of accidental death. What Can We Do? We
- [Policy](https://endoverdoseny.com/policy/) - Policy Priorities People who use drugs should be met with dignity and respect, not criminalization or coercion. Decades of criminalization have not reduced the distribution of fentanyl and other synthetic substances, and has contributed to skyrocketing overdose rates. Prohibition has never made us safer; instead, it drives the drug supply to become more potent and