Support Without Judgment
Drug user health, recovery support, naloxone training, and health resources in Wicomico County.
Need immediate help? Dial 911 if you suspect an overdose.
Drug User Health Materials
The S.H.O.R.E Center provides free harm reduction supplies and educational resources designed to reduce overdose risk, prevent infection, and support healthier outcomes.
Kits include mouth piece, pusher, alcohol pads, A&D ointment, Choreboy, and thick reinforced glass. Our kits help prevent communicable disease and minimize burns.
Smoking Kits
Kits include two straws, alcohol pads, plastic razor blade, and a smooth plastic tray, and saline water to clear nasal passages.
Snorting Kits
We offer sterile syringes,in various gauges and sizes, no limit on amount, and other injection supplies (cookers, tourniquets, etc.) We provide Sharps containers and will also collect and dispose of any used syringes you may have.
Syringes
Kits offer sterile supplies to clean, cover, and manage minor wounds to prevent infection.
Woundcare
Hygiene and personal care items to support cleanliness and self care.
Hygiene Kits
Used baggies or paraphernalia can be sent off for testing anonymously. Results will be updated on the board in our supply room. This service informs individuals on the substances in our area.
R.A.D - Rapid Analysis Drugs
Low barrier of information needed to participate, will not see a medical professional, we assist with setting up a lab appointment, provide transportation if needed to the lab and consultation. Treatment available to individuals without insurance or still actively using.
HEP-C
We offer Naloxone (such as Narcan) education and distribution to prevent overdose death.
Naloxone -
Supplied and Available
We provide referrals and linkages to support access to care and resources that help meet needs identified.
- Mental Health
- Medical
- Benefits/Insurance
- Employment
- Clothing
- Food
- Legal
Linkages
Peer and Recovery Services
Our mission is to use personal and life experiences to encourage and guide others through the first steps of recovery.
What is C.O.A.T?
C.O.A.T is a team of peers focused on fighting addiction in Wicomico County. The team's goal is to prevent overdoses, help with treatment barriers, and provide a smooth transition to services and recovery.
What is a Peer Support Specialist?
A “Peer” supports individuals with accessing treatment and recovery using their own lived experiences.
24/7 Access to assistance related to recovery
Safe Station Locations:
- 726 S Salisbury Blvd, Salisbury MD 21804 (24/7)
- 803 N Salisbury Blvd, Salisbury MD 21801
Naloxone Training
Learn how to recognize and respond to an opioid overdose with free naloxone training from the Wicomico County Health Department.
Training is:
- Free
- Quick
- Mobile
- Walk-in Friendly
Participants will learn how to:
- Recognize overdose warning signs
- Respond quickly and safely
- Administer naloxone (Narcan)
- Help save a life during an emergency
Help and Treatment Resources
The S.H.O.R.E Center provides confidential support, referrals, assessments, naloxone access, and connections to treatment and recovery resources for individuals and families impacted by substance use.
Vending Machines
Free health care resources are available in community vending machines located throughout the region.
Locations
24-Hour Locations:
Wicomico Public Library
Deers Head
Tidal Health Crisis Center
Limited Accessibility Locations:
Wor-Wic
Lower Shore Friends
Mobile Van
Staffed by trained and compassionate professionals, the mobile outreach unit provides education, support, harm reduction supplies, and connections to care directly within the community.
Cambridge - Every second Thursday at 12:00PM
Prescription Disposal/Drop Off
Unused medications should never remain unsecured in the home. Safe disposal helps reduce accidental use, misuse, and overdose risk.
Disposal Locations
Salisbury Police Department
699 W Salisbury Pkwy
Salisbury, MD 21801
Maryland State Police
How to contact us
Address
803 N. Salisbury Blvd Suite 2300
Salisbury, MD 21801
Phone
C.O.A.T. Phone Number (24/7 Availability): (443) 783-6875
The S.H.O.R.E. Center Phone Number: (443) 210-2169
Hours
Open M-F: 8:00AM - 4:00PM