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About
Our Mission
SAFER Initiative is passionately dedicated to creating a resilient community through a laser-focused approach to emergency care for opioid overdoses. Our mission is to empower individuals, reduce stigma, and provide immediate, life-saving support to those affected by opioid addiction, utilizing the vital tool of Naloxone.
Grounded in compassion and a deep understanding of the urgency surrounding opioid overdoses, our mission extends beyond intervention to champion a community that is well-prepared and equipped to respond effectively in emergencies. We are committed to eradicating the stigma associated with opioid addiction and ensuring that every individual, regardless of their background, has access to prompt and compassionate emergency care.
As advocates for inclusivity, we recognize and address unique challenges faced by diverse communities within the Seattle Greater Metropolitan District. Our mission is to ensure that our emergency care initiatives, centered on Naloxone administration, are tailored to the specific needs of various communities, eliminating barriers to life-saving interventions.
Core Values
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Vision
Safer For all Initiative envisions a future where our laser-focused approach to emergency care for opioid overdoses becomes a catalyst for positive change, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. By championing immediate, life-saving support through Naloxone, we aim to make a profound impact on SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities). Our mission extends beyond borders, fostering resilient communities worldwide and eradicating the stigma of opioid addiction. Committed to inclusivity, we recognize and address diverse challenges, ensuring tailored emergency care initiatives that eliminate barriers to life-saving interventions. Together, we strive for a world where every individual, regardless of their background, has prompt and compassionate access to care, contributing to a sustainable and inclusive global society.
OUR SAVE Framework
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Saving lives through
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Access to free Naloxone for

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Various populations in Seattle whether it is users, their family and friends, or the public
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Education on administration and
Global Activities
Our Target SDGs
Partners
Washington State Department of Health
Overdose Education and Naloxone Distribution (OEND) Program

Impact Areas
About Me
My name is Jeslyn Haq
Jeslyn Haq, a vibrant 16-year-old from Redmond, Washington, embodies a passionate dedication to chemistry, tennis, and fostering community welfare. Her journey towards advocating for positive change within her surroundings ignited through tireless volunteering efforts at local hospitals. These experiences illuminated the profound impact that seemingly modest gestures can yield, inspiring her to channel her enthusiasm into meaningful community enrichment endeavors.
