The Oklahoma Harm Reduction Alliance strives to empower Oklahomans who use drugs with supplies, advocacy, community education, and outreach services to de-stigmatize substance use in our state.

Andrea Haddox co-founded Oklahoma’s first syringe service program, SHOTS Tulsa, during her graduate degree at the University of Oklahoma. Andrea is also the founder and Executive Director of  the Oklahoma Harm Reduction Alliance (OKHRA). OKHRA was created because of the need for overdose education & prevention across the entire state. Andrea works hard everyday to break the stigma associated with people who use drugs and is passionate about spreading harm reduction across Oklahoma.

Hailey Ferguson is a community organizer with vast experience collaborating with communities and organizations. Hailey created Oklahoma’s first intensive case management program for uninsured Oklahomans with Hepatitis C as well as an education program at David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center. Hailey began working with SHOTS Tulsa in 2019 and transitioned to her role as Director of Operations at the Oklahoma Harm Reduction Alliance in December of 2020. She is a passionate harm reductionist, content creator, writer, and community builder.

Tim, the man, the myth, the legend!

Tim manages OKHRA’s mail-based services, overdose prevention education, and community outreach. Tim began working with SHOTS Tulsa in 2019 and transitioned to his new role at OKHRA in December of 2020. Tim is well-known in the community for his love of harm reduction, person-centered care, and hands-on outreach services.