OPS Recovery Navigator™
Answer a few simple questions. Get nearby treatment, detox, MAT, meetings, housing, food, naloxone, and crisis help — with Call, Text, Directions, Website, and Open Now.
Community ResourceOPS REACH™
Help is here. You are not alone.
Recovery, Education, Assistance & Community Help — a public opioid-response platform that coalition agencies put in front of their communities. Prevention, naloxone, treatment, recovery, and family support, in one place.
- RRecovery
- EEducation
- AAssistance
- CCommunity
- HHelp
Coalition Community Resource
A public help path — provided by OPS Network™ agencies.
OPS REACH™ connects New Jersey residents with prevention resources, naloxone, treatment, recovery services, family assistance, and other community-based support. It is supported and provided as a resource by OPS Network™ law enforcement coalition agencies.
This is not CAD. It is not RMS. It is the community-facing companion agencies can stand up alongside the secure OPS Network — so when someone needs help, they are not sent hunting across disconnected websites, PDFs, and hotline lists.
Residents start with what they need. REACH shows nearby options — with call, text, directions, and open-now paths — in English and the languages New Jersey communities actually use.
Start with what you need. We’ll show nearby options.
Navigator, Prevention, Treatment, RecoveryConnect, and Family — five tools, one public resource.
Five Ways In
Every path starts where the person is.
OPS REACH™ is a resource-navigation platform — not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not an emergency service. It helps people find publicly listed New Jersey help and take the next step.
OPS Overdose Prevention Center™
Interactive training: could you recognize an overdose? Then walk through Call 911 → Naloxone → Rescue breathing → Stay with the person.
OPS Treatment Finder™
A map for addiction treatment. Filter by detox, inpatient, MAT, youth, Medicaid, Spanish-speaking, and “Can I get help today?”
OPS RecoveryConnect™
A recovery-support directory for after treatment: peer coaches, meetings, housing, jobs, food, mental health, family, legal, and financial help.
OPS Family Navigator™
Someone you love is struggling. Choose the situation — child, partner, parent, overdose worry, relapse, grief — and get a path made for families.
Inside the platform
One public door. Five tools. Nearby help.
Public Locators
Naloxone and prescription drop boxes — on the same mission.
REACH also points residents to two OPS public maps already used across the network: free naloxone pickup and secure medication disposal.
OPS Naloxone Map Tool™
Find naloxone near you
Locate free naloxone at participating Naloxone365 pharmacies across New Jersey. Anyone 14 or older can pick it up anonymously and at no cost.
Open the naloxone mapPrescription Dropbox Locator
Dispose of unused medication
Point the public to official prescription drop-box locations — a simple, always-on prevention step that belongs next to treatment and naloxone.
Open the drop-box mapWhy agencies provide it
Community policing with a real next step.
When an officer, a front desk, or a community portal is asked “where do I go for help?”, REACH is the answer agencies can actually give. Access is only through an active coalition agency’s OPS Community Interface — so the public resource stays tied to the agencies that stand behind it.
- No cost to the public
- Prevention, treatment, recovery, and family paths in one platform
- Multilingual — built for New Jersey communities
- WCAG-minded public resource, with 911 / ReachNJ / 988 always visible
- Supported and provided by OPS Network™ coalition agencies
To view OPS REACH™, visit a participating OPS coalition partner law enforcement agency’s OPS Community Interface.
Put OPS REACH™ in front of your community.
To view OPS REACH™, visit a participating OPS coalition partner law enforcement agency’s OPS Community Interface.
Schedule a short demo to see how coalition agencies provide Recovery, Education, Assistance & Community Help.
OPS REACH™ is a resource-navigation tool and does not provide medical advice or emergency services. Hours, beds, and insurance change — call to confirm. In an overdose or other emergency, call 911. New Jersey’s Good Samaritan law protects people who seek help during an overdose.