Mainline is very proud to announce that our three colleagues who worked on the Speed Limits report (PDF) about stimulant harm reduction, have now published an academic paper.

The 20th International Conference on AIDS and STI’s in Africa (ICASA) took place in Rwanda, between the 2nd and 7th of December 2019. The theme: An AIDS Free Africa through Innovation, Community and Political Leadership.

With the support of Mainline, a training for health care workers took place in Indonesia in early November 2019. The goal of the training was to strengthen the capacity of doctors and nurses to address mental health needs among people…

As of July 2019, Mainline’s chemsex-team offers one-on-one contact for gay- and bisexual men who do or have done chemsex. Participating in group meetings is also possible. Feel free to ‘drop in’ anytime between 19:00 and 22:00hrs.

Mainline International facilitated a knowledge exchange - a South-South exchange - visit between their East African partners in the first week of November: From Mukikute in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to MEWA in Mombasa, Kenya.

As of 2020, the HARMLess project in Pretoria, South Africa, continues under the wings of the Foundation for Professional Development (FPD).

As Vietnam is working towards creating a new drug law, it is of the utmost importance to ensure the inclusion of a human rights and public health perspective. Two major advocacy events took place in Vietnam in October. Mainline's Nick…

Victor Everhardt has said his goodbyes as chairman of Mainlines board. Victor is installed as Alderman to the City of Amsterdam and cannot combine this with his position at Mainline. 

Many people with a Muslim background who use drugs still find it very important to respect the holy month of Ramadan. Mainlines local partners in South Africa and Kenya tried to support service users to fast.