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Harvey founded what he called the Church of Safe Injection, a group of recovery houses, and created a mobile operation to distribute sterile needles.

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The Church of Safe Injection, founded by Jesse Harvey in 2018, opened a new facility Tuesday to allow people who use drugs to get Narcan and clean needles and other paraphernalia.

A new program in Lewiston, Maine says they don't encourage addiction recovery, but they also don't encourage drug use either.

The Maine Coalition for Sensible Drug Policy calls for efforts to end the stigma attached to substance use disorder and invest in harm-reduction strategies.

A new program in Lewiston, Maine says they don't encourage addiction recovery, but they also don't encourage drug use either.

The site's opening comes the same day as a public hearing on a bill in state legislature which aims to reduce restrictions on Syringe Services Programs

Currently, Maine has a “one for one” law. LD 1909 abolishes the one for one rule that people can only get one clean syringe for each used syringe returned and no more than 10 syringes at a time.

Rep. Genevieve McDonald, D-Stonington, introduced the bill that would reduce restrictions on the programs

The 636 deaths, a 23% increase over 2020, are largely the result of fentanyl being added to other drugs. Increased isolation and other pandemic challenges also were factors.