Harm Reduction Action Center
Harm Reduction Clinic • Pueblo, CO
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Last gathered July 10, 2026. How our information is sourced · Report incorrect information
About
Harm Reduction Action Center (HRAC) is a private, nonprofit research and community organization focused on harm reduction policy, advocacy, donations, and support. Based in Salt Lake City, UT, HRAC operates four offices in the United States (primarily in Colorado and Utah). Key details: - Focus: Policy initiatives, advocacy, donation drives, community support related to harm reduction. - Organization type: Non-profit / community organization with research services components. - Revenue: Approximately $5.7 million annually (as of latest figures); notable grant in 2021 led by Caring for Denver Foundation. - Workforce: About 13 employees (smaller, with external collaborations); growth declined ~7% year-over-year. - Presence: Active web presence with ~2,200 monthly visits; strong US focus. - Offices: Salt Lake City, UT; Denver, CO (four listed addresses in Denver and Salt Lake City). If you’re specifically looking for Harm Reduction Action Center in Pueblo, CO, this entry indicates HRAC operates primarily in Salt Lake City and Denver, with no Pueblo, CO location listed. For Pueblo-specific services or events, you may want to contact HRAC directly at 303-572-7800 or hrac.denver@gmail.com, or check their Denver/Colorado office listings for possible outreach in Pueblo.
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Photos published by Harm Reduction Action Center showing the harm reduction clinic practice in Pueblo, CO.
What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive
- General web: No structured rating system (e.g., Google/Yelp) exists for the Pueblo organization (N/A)
Patients praise
- Provision of essential health services including needle exchange, Narcan, and wound care
- Expanded support services such as hygiene facilities, clothing closets, and reentry assistance
- Empathetic peer support from individuals with lived experience
- Focus on holistic wellness and reducing health risks like infectious diseases and overdoses
Common complaints
- Political opposition and legislative attempts to criminalize services due to concerns over needle disposal and perceived drug promotion
- Concerns from local government officials regarding oversight and accountability
"I get a lot of people that are like 'oh you're just enabling people,' our only goal is to reduce harm to the community and to people."
- KJ Bergfalk, lead peer support specialist at Southern Colorado Harm Reduction Association"Shining a light on the darkness of addiction and mental illness, and providing the peer support and programming needed to offer people hope for a better life takes a high level of expertise, determination and compassion."
- Southern Colorado Harm Reduction Association websiteSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 - sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Pueblo nonprofit expands beyond syringe program to offer comprehensive services - Dec 15, 2025
- Denver’s HRAC Fights Through Limited Funding to Provide Vital Care for Coloradans in Need — The Denver VOICE - Apr 30, 2026
- Community comes together to serve 300 Thanksgiving meals in Pueblo - Nov 28, 2025
- Harm Reduction: Action Over Ideology — The Denver VOICE - Apr 20, 2026
- CHN’s Access Point Supports Community Cleanup Effort in Trinidad - Colorado Health Network Inc. - Feb 18, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
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