The Fargo/Moorhead Good Neighbor Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to breaking barriers and reducing harm for individuals who are impacted by unsafe drug use.

The Fargo/Moorhead Good Neighbor Project promotes the health and dignity of individuals who are impacted by intravenous drug use. We work as advocates to give the individuals a voice in order to reduce the risks and harms associated with unsafe drug use such as transmitting HIV and Hepatitis C, and death.

Founded in January of 2015, Fargo/Moorhead Good Neighbor Project encompasses community outreach, a syringe exchange program, a drop in center, Naloxone training and distribution, HIV and Hepatitis C rapid testing, and support groups.