Training & Consultation Services

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What We Do

We provide paid consultation and training services for individuals, teams, and organizations seeking to implement street medicine-based concepts within their work. Specifically, we can help teams care for vulnerable and marginalized communities through low-barrier care models. Education is based on our direct field experience delivering services in encampments, shelters, and community-based organizations, where traditional systems often fall short. Our training is grounded in real-world experience, focused on practical skills, and designed for complex, resource-limited environments.

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our training topics

We offer customized workshops and hands-on sessions, including:

  • Holistic Care for Patients who Use Drugs
  • Motivational Interviewing
  • Healing at the Margins: Caring for People Experiencing Homelessness
  • Meeting Patients Where They Are: Tools for developing low-barrier care models
  • Overdose Education & Naloxone Distribution.
  • Wound Care in Street Medicine: Managing Infection and Emerging Substance-Related Injuries.
  • Delivering Trauma-Informed Care to people with housing stability or substance use disorders
  • Pro-Health Strategies for people who use substances
  • Complications of Substance Use and how to prevent them

Standards Rates

Our baseline rates for standard services:

Standard Rates For Training

sliding scale and equity tiers

  • To keep this vital knowledge accessible, we offer a sliding scale based on your organization’s budget, size and resources.
Sliding Scale & Equity Tiers

How final pricing is determined

We look at serval factors to build a fair, customized quote:

  • Complexity & Customization: Simple, pre-prepared virtual webinars lean toward the lower end of the pricing scale. High-complexity projects involving on-site field support, program design, or policy development lean toward the higher end.

● Audience Diversity: Sessions designed for mixed audiences (such as clinical teams paired with outreach peers) require extra preparation and adjustment.

● Equity Commitment: BIPOC-led, peer-led, and under-resourced grassroots groups are prioritized for our most flexible rates, grant-supported slots, or additional reductions.