To The Active Addict 

Virginia Mail Out Narcan

Maryland 

DC

Texas 

South Carolina

Indiana

Florida

North Carolina 

West Virginia: click the link and complete the training to receive TWO doses of narcan via mail. 

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NEXT Distro: a U.S. based nonprofit that ships naloxone (narcan) kits nation wide through affiliates. Simply go click the link, click your state, and find who you can order your kit throuh. **Note** you will often have to interact with some training material before receiving your kit. 

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NHRC: National Harm Reduction Coalition. This resources provides information to not only free narcan, but safe syringe sites as well. 

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The Central Registry Map: this site provides information on where to find clinics that provide Suboxone, Methadone, and other programs. However, the site only lists opioid treatment programs (OTPs) and does not include private Suboxone providers, telehealth options, or harm-reduction programs, and it also does not provide information on treatment costs, insurance coverage, or naloxone access.

SAMHSA: this federal SAMHSA locator helps individuals find doctors and medical providers authorized to prescribe buprenorphine (Suboxone) for opioid use disorder by searching by state, city, or ZIP code

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Research: visit our research section and scroll to the bottom where you will find online Suboxone doctors, medication discount cards, and Methadone locator. 

NASEN: this organization shows active users where to get clean syringes around the U.S. and provides other valuable information. 

In the U.S., homeless shelters are equipped to obtain identification for individuals who are homeless or displaces. Reach out to your local shelter if you need to obtain your ID. 


If You Do Not Have Any Documents

If you do not have a Social Security card, birth certificate, or state ID, you may still be able to obtain replacement documents using secondary forms of identification. Many government agencies accept alternative documents to verify identity.

Examples may include:

Documents that may help verify identity

• School ID or school records

• Medical records or insurance card

• Medicaid or Medicare card

• Pay stub or employment records

• Bank statement

• W-2 or tax documents

• Court paperwork

• Jail or correctional release documents

• Probation or parole paperwork

• Military records

• Voter registration card

• Vehicle registration or insurance paperwork

• Utility bill in your name

• Previous ID or driver’s license (even if expired)

Verification letters that may also be accepted

• Letter from a treatment or recovery program

• Letter from a social worker or case manager

• Letter from a Community Services Board (CSB)

• Letter from a nonprofit outreach program

• Letter from a faith-based organization

• Letter from a shelter or transitional housing program

These documents can often be used to help obtain a replacement birth certificate or Social Security card, which can then be used to apply for a state identification card.

If you need help navigating the process, Addiction Aid Network can help individuals in the DMV region obtain identification needed to access healthcare, housing, employment, and other essential services.

Reach out to us via email to get started.

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