Render fixed-site addresses for sites where public access is part of the model. For mobile or peer-led sites that deliberately do not publish a fixed address, render a contact line (text-first works well) and a general neighborhood instead. The roster row drives which fields appear, so each site can be presented according to its operational policy without separate templates.

Yes. Standardize service vocabulary across the roster (syringe access, naloxone distribution, fentanyl test strips, wound care, HCV testing, MOUD referrals, peer support, hygiene supplies) and render via list mappings. The shared base page sets a non-judgmental tone; the row data fills in the specifics.

Use a route_schedule field with the weekly recurring stops (day, time window, neighborhood) rendered via a selector mapping. For one-off pop-up stops, use a sibling page group at /ssp-stops/{slug}/ keyed by date and venue, similar to the vaccine-event pattern.

Yes. Add a naloxone_distribution boolean and a naloxone_format field (nasal, IM, both) plus any training_offered notes. Render the section clearly. CDC, SAMHSA, and most state health departments encourage broad naloxone distribution through SSPs and partners.

Add a referrals array column (MOUD, wound care, HCV treatment, primary care, housing, mental health) and render via a list mapping. SSPs are often the first point of warm handoff, so visible referral capacity helps participants and partners understand what's available.

There isn't a perfect schema.org type for SSPs specifically. MedicalClinic or HealthAndBeautyBusiness is the closest fit. Render basic LocalBusiness markup with name, address (when public), telephone, and openingHoursSpecification for fixed sites. Schema is optional for sites that don't publish a fixed address.

Secondary exchange (where one participant brings supplies to peers) is a documented harm-reduction practice that increases reach. Add a secondary_exchange boolean and render a short description on sites that support it, so peers know they can collect supplies for others without needing each person to attend in person.

Either add translation columns or maintain sibling rosters keyed by slug, and render parallel page groups at /es/ssp/{slug}/ or other language paths. In communities where Spanish, Russian, or other languages are spoken, translated SSP pages are part of the public health response, not an optional add-on.