Free, 24/7 access to health and safety supplies — no ID, no cost, no barriers.
NNPHD’s Health Kiosks provide free, 24/7 access to important health and wellness items — no appointment or paperwork required.
About the Kiosks
As of August 2025, NNPHD has placed Health Kiosks in our health district. These machines provide free, 24/7 access to important health and wellness items — with no appointment, no ID, and no cost to the user.
The goal is simple: remove barriers to health and safety supplies so that people can protect themselves and their loved ones whenever they need to.
What's in the Kiosks?
Condoms
External condoms for safer sex and STI prevention.
Pregnancy Tests
Confidential, at-home pregnancy tests.
Tylenol Extra Strength
Over-the-counter pain relief for headaches, fever, and body aches.
UTI Test Strips
At-home tests for urinary tract infections.
Fentanyl Test Strips
Harm reduction tool to detect fentanyl in substances — can save lives.
Syphilis Rapid Test
At-home rapid test for syphilis — early detection means early treatment.
Naloxone (Narcan)
Life-saving opioid overdose reversal nasal spray. Free to anyone who wants one.
More Items
Additional health and hygiene supplies as available.
Comments or Suggestions about the Kiosks? Contact Us and let us know what items you would like to see in the kiosks!
Who Can Use The Kiosks?
Anyone in our community. There’s no cost, no ID required, and no paperwork to fill out. The kiosks are designed to remove every possible barrier between people and the resources they need.
How To Use The Kiosks
Order directly at the machine or reserve for online pickup.
Where to Find the Kiosks
Short Stop – 1034 Main St, Wayne NE, 68787
Cubby’s – 701 4th St, Pender NE, 68047
or Visit https://www.testandgo.com/kiosk-locator
or scan the QR code below:
Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid that is responsible for most overdose deaths in the United States. It is often mixed with other drugs — sometimes without the user knowing. Fentanyl test strips allow someone to check for the presence of fentanyl in a substance before using it. This harm reduction tool is part of a broader strategy to keep people alive and connected to care.
Naloxone (Narcan) reverses opioid overdoses. It is safe, easy to use, and cannot harm someone who is not overdosing on opioids. Having Naloxone readily available — in homes, cars, bags, and public spaces — saves lives.
You do not need to be someone who uses drugs to carry Naloxone. Family members, friends, community members, and businesses can all benefit from having it on hand.
We are here to help. If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, mental health, or another health challenge, NNPHD can connect you with local resources. All conversations are confidential.
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