Protecting those suffering at the hands of the opioid crisis
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The mission of the Foundation for H.O.P.E. is to promote and support the health and safety of people who use drugs.
Our vision is to promote safer drug use and access to recovery resources through programs such as
Queen City Harm Reduction and the Center for Prevention Services. Our goal is to stem the recent and dramatic increase
in opioid overdose deaths due to synthetic opioids such as Fentanyl. We invite others to join us in this goal.
See the Mason Fults Foundation for HOPE Second Annual Advocacy Breakfast:
A Growing Crisis
The Synthetic Opioid overdose rate grew 112% from 2016 to 2017 in North Carolina (the most recent data available).
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Dollars Raised to Support the QCNE Last Year
Every dollar raised helps us address the national public health crisis and supports local efforts in the Charlotte metropolitan region of North Carolina. Contributions aid in providing free life-saving supplies such as sterile equipment, Naloxone (Narcan), educational resources, and other tools that help prevent the spread of infectious diseases and overdose fatalities for people who use drugs and other marginalized groups. Support for this program helps to link people to social resources, treatment options, and promotes individual and community health.
Our Top Priorities
Compassionate healthcare services that address Substance Use Disorder is our primary purpose. The most effective way to address this epidemic is through evidence based harm reduction strategies, prevention, and educational resources. We strive to help priority communities receive access to services that keep people safe and can guide them toward healthcare and treatment options that meet their unique needs.
Better Resources
Finding resources to education and treatment options is our priority, and we want to be a hand in guiding people toward essential services
EDUCATING OUR COMMUNITY
It’s more than just syringes- it’s about knowing what healthcare options are available for you
Outreach and Connection
To be of maximum service, we meet people where they’re at to address their needs.
Compassion and Respect
Everyone, regardless of their history and present life circumstances, deserves understanding and empathy.
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Upcoming Events
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October
Mason Fults Foundation for H.O.P.E. Advocacy Breakfast
Join us to hear community voices on the health crisis facing North Carolina.
Location: Virtual on Zoom
Time: 9:00am
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