GENERAL INQUIRIES: Send a TEXT to 980-395-2199 | MOBILE SYRINGE ACCESS: Send TEXT to 980-395-9082
GENERAL INQUIRIES: Send a TEXT to 980-395-2199 | MOBILE SYRINGE ACCESS: Send TEXT to 980-395-9082
QUEEN CITY HARM REDUCTION
GENERAL INQUIRIES: Send a TEXT to 980-395-2199 | MOBILE SYRINGE ACCESS: Send TEXT to 980-395-9082
LOCATION: 811 Eastway Drive, Charlotte, NC 28205 | SERVICE HOURS: Monday & Wednesday 10am-3pm | Friday 10:30am-4pm

LINKAGE & REFERRALS
THE QCHR HEALTH HUB
The QCHR Health Hub is a welcoming space where participants can access essential supplies and supportive services. Here, individuals find harm reduction materials, food, clothing, hygiene items, and guidance with social service navigation such as IDs, insurance, and benefit applications. More than a supply site, the QCHR Resource Center offers dignity, connection, and practical support to help people overcome barriers and move toward stability.

801 Eastway Drive, Charlotte NC 28205
SUPPORTIVE
PATHWAYS
Through QCHR, Center for Prevention Services connects individuals seeking substance use treatment or medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) with qualified, trusted providers and walking them through the first steps of care.
SOCIAL SERVICES
NAVIGATION
Center for Prevention Services links participants to social service agencies and helps them access government aid; obtain IDs and Social Security cards; apply for disability benefits; and secure insurance coverage.
HEALTHCARE
REFERRALS
The QCHR team is available to connect individuals in need with trusted healthcare providers, while also scheduling appointments and attending initial medical visits to ensure they feel supported and understood. ​
CASE
ADVOCACY
Through individual advocacy, Center for Prevention Services is turning empathy into action and dignity into hope. We strive to ensure that all participants have access to essentials like food, clothing, shelter, and kind, compassionate care.
HOUSING FIRST
INITIATIVE
This program provides safe, stable housing for qualified participants experiencing chronic homelessness to support recovery and long‑term stability. Due to high demand for these services, the program currently has a significant waiting list.
DOCUMENT
PREPARATION
As the QCHR team assists individuals with accessing critical aid programs, they also assist with the applications to ensure paperwork is accurate. Center for Prevention Services is reducing barriers that often prevent in in need from receiving support.
