forAlerts

Anonymous local drug alerts from trusted public health and charity partners. Share local risks anonymously to help others.

forAlerts is a free anonymous app that helps you stay safer when local services warn about new drug risks in your area. Get alerts on your phone about bad batches, stronger than expected drugs, bad reactions, and other local risks.

The whole service is anonymous. No sign-up. No account. No phone number. No email. You do not need to register with any service to receive alerts. You must be 18 years or older to use this app.

Drug risks can change fast. A bad batch can appear with little warning, and risks can be different from one area to the next. forAlerts helps you hear about local risks sooner and gives local advice on how to stay safer.

How it works • Choose your area and the local services you want alerts from • Get alerts from trusted public health teams and charities • Share information anonymously about bad drugs and other local risks

What you share can help harm reduction teams understand new risks sooner, assess the risk, and decide whether a safety alert should be issued locally. It can help others stay safer too.

forAlerts was co-designed with more than 100 people who use or have used drugs.

forAlerts supports harm reduction and community safety. It provides information and support tools only. It is not a medical device and is not a substitute for medical advice or emergency services.

If you or someone else is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.