Question 1

What communities do you serve?

Accepted Answer

We are based out of Mashpee, and mostly work within Mashpee, but will travel to the surrounding communities as well! We welcome all with substance use disorder history and those living with mental illness- no matter your background! We are here to support you and your recovery path. 
 
Our location is accessible to public transportation as well.

Question 2

What kind of supplies can I come get?

Accepted Answer

• Narcan
 • Fentanyl Test Strips
 • Xylazine Test Strips
 • Syringe Services (clean needles and disposal)
 • Bandages & Antiseptics (bacitracin, triple antibiotic cream, ect.)
 • Clean Pipes
 • Condoms 
 • Chap stick
 • & more! Feel free to call to see if we have what you're looking for.

All of our supplies and services our free to all. And no questions are asked, you can be anonymous!

Question 3

Can I get supplies anonymously?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely!

Come on in, you do not need to answer any questions and we will not ask you questions. We take no information down when we give out supplies, it is completely free and anonymous. You can come in as often as you need for supplies, there is no limits.

Question 4

Do I need insurance or a referal to come to your center?

Accepted Answer

No, not at all!
 
We are NOT a clinical recovery center, so insurance and referals are not needed to come. Just come on in! Come join a support group, a class, or a training at no cost!

Question 5

Do your services cost anything?

Accepted Answer

Not at all! They are free for all.
 
We are a 501c3 non-profit so donations are appriciated but none of our programs, services, and trainings cost anything.

Question 6

What is Peer-Based Recovery Support?

Accepted Answer

"Peer-based recovery support, known as mutual-help organizations (or self-help groups) – are free, peer-led (i.e., non-professional) organizations that developed to help individuals with substance use disorders and other addiction-related problems. Mutual-help organizations focus on the socially-supportive communication and exchange of addiction and recovery experience and skills. Individuals participate in activities that engage, educate, and support patients recovering from substance use disorder from others facing similar challenges."
 
- Peer-Based Recovery Support - Recovery Research Institute (recoveryanswers.org)
 
This is a peer-facilitated support based center.

FAQ

One Shared Spirit proudly offers Peer to Peer Support at our center!