Substance Use Disorder Services
Support along the way
“ I’ve lived in the city of Brockton basically my whole life. At a very young age I began to struggle with substance use disorder and mental health issues. During the time of my own drug use, I overdosed many times. Luckily, my mother found programs that provided her with Narcan and educated her on how to use it. If those types of programs didn’t exist, I would NOT be alive today. That is why I believe in community care and risk reduction. That is why I am so passionate about the services we provide at the COPE Center.”
Overdose and infectious disease prevention services, like those offered by BAMSI’s Community Outreach, Prevention, and Education (COPE) Center, buy time. When someone who uses drugs comes to the COPE Center, they may not be ready to enter treatment yet.
By providing essential community health services to help stop the spread of communicable diseases, distributing Narcan to counteract an overdose, or provide warm clothes to stop someone from freezing to death on the street, COPE provides life-saving services for populations who are at an increased risk of premature death.
BAMSI provides supplies to reduce the risk of overdose and STI transmission.
"As someone who has worked in Health Care and Risk Reduction since 1999, I have seen many changes. One thing that still rings true is that these services SAVE LIVES! We believe in community, dignity, and evidence-based care for the benefit of all people. We also believe in supporting people on all pathways to recovery."
Brockton COPE Center
74 Pleasant Street
Monday-Friday 9AM-4PM
Call for Brockton COPE services
Plymouth COPE Center
385 Court Street, Suite B1
Monday-Friday 10AM-3PM
Call for Plymouth COPE services
Once someone is ready to accept treatment, COPE staff will set them up with one of BAMSI’s Substance Use Disorder specialists and help them receive the detox and recovery services they need.
