Mainline provides harm reduction services, training, consultancy and a lifestyle magazine. We work with partner organisations domestically and abroad through various projects. We have been dedicated to the principle of harm reduction, for 28 years.
Women who use drugs in Kenya face violence every day. At home. On the streets. By the police. In their communities. A unique study - conducted in Mombasa, Kenya - sheds light on the tough realities these women encounter.
> Read MoreAre you looking for a certified harm reduction trainer? A group of trainers recently graduated from Mainline's train-the-trainer programme. Find a trainer in your region and contact us for more information.
> Read MoreHarm reduction for people who use the stimulant drug crystal-methamphetamine was first piloted in Indonesia in 2017. These services have now been evaluated. This has resulted in concrete recommendations to further improve and continue this important work in the front…
> Read MoreThree times a year, Mainline publishes the eponymous magazine, which is distributed to drug users, care facilities, and penitentiaries. The magazine provides updated information on developments in the drug scene. The magazine is also published once a year in English.
In this new edition of the English Mainline, we celebrate our 25th birthday! Read our anniversary edition online for free!
The field workers of Mainline pick up signals on the street, make an inventory of problems faced by those who live there, and provide the knowledge they have gained in (Dutch-language) publications for drug users and professionals who work with drug users. We also offer a number of folders and brochures in English.
Information regarding health issues confronting drug users
The Dr. Mainline series of folders offers information regarding health issues confronting drug users. We publish newsletters for seropositive users and users with hepatitis C with information on latest developments. Every year we create a number of themed folders such as this year's folder on Slamming.
Donations to Mainline help to improve the health and quality of life of drug users worldwide!
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