07/21/2026
Every Wednesday, people carrying plastic bags, pencil boxes and other containers filled with used syringes line up outside a street outreach site on San Antonio’s West Side.
For two hours, the Corazon Ministries outreach team operates an anonymous, one-for-one syringe exchange.
Clients turn in used needles and receive new sterile ones. They are also offered naloxone, the overdose-reversal medication commonly known as Narcan, along with condoms, bandages, cold bottles of water and a sandwich.
By the end of the exchange, a bright orange medical-waste container is filled with discarded syringes that might otherwise have been reused, shared or left in public places.
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