The Young, Wild and.. Free? project calls for intensified engagement and the development and promotion of tailored harm reduction services for young people who use drugs. The outcomes of this innovative project are now available in a new web-resource.

A new Mainline publication 'Sister Spaces' addresses the needs, challenges and services for women who use drugs in South Africa. 

Starting 3 December and running until 31 December, Mainline's social entreprise Poppi organises the pop-up expo 'Worlds of Opiates'. This expo is open every day between 11:00 and 17:00h. You can find us at the Amsterdam Central Station, Amstelpassage, unit…

Harm reduction is new in Zambia. Mainline was asked to estimate how many people inject drugs in the country and to map the already existing harm reduction and HIV services for people who use drugs. Based on this information, we…

Children Education Society (CHESO) in Tanzania has requested Mainline to assess the needs of women who use drugs and their (HIV positive) children. 

A nice tip for everyone who is to visit Amsterdam and has an interest to learn more about the history of drugs in our inner city: you can book a Digital Drugs Tour, designed by our sister organisation Poppi.

We are very proud to launch the Drug Decriminalisation [e]Course. This free online course will support partners worldwide, equipping them to advocate for the end of criminalising approaches to drug use and personal possession.

Lighthouse Social Enterprise (Vietnam) and Mainline co-organise the online webinar 'Chemsex in Asia'. During the webinar a new study report is launched, as well as a website that makes the key conclusions of the report easy to access.

Join our series of three interactive webinars about the Stimulant Field Lab in Vietnam. 22 June: general introduction | 23 June: in practice: outreach work | 30 June: in practice: community mental health response