The Harm Reduction School offers e-courses on harm reduction for everyone – from peer workers to programme coordinators – anywhere in the world. Do you want to strengthen your harm reduction interventions? And develop unique support mechanisms that work in…

The International Journal of Drug Policy published an article based on the research from our project on services for vulnerable migrants who use drugs in the EU.

Ancella Voets worked at Mainline from 2004 to 2011. Now she returns as team leader Knowledge, Learning and Partnership. "I like Mainline's 'no bullshit mentality'."

The global ‘Support don’t Punish’ campaign is traditionally launched on the 26th of June. Civil society organisations from across the world join hands to demonstrate, make noise and fight for the rights of people who use drugs.

Mainline is starting a two-year project in Recife, Brazil, with LANPUD, and the Free School for Harm Reduction (ELRD). The project aims to expand harm reduction and HIV care and support for young people who use crack cocaine.

In the new GFATM funding round, harm reduction is marked as a programme essential. The Global Fund requires each applying country to describe their plan for implementing harm reduction services. This offers a unique opportunity to increase the funding for…

Mainline’s research on the use of anabolic androgenic steroids (AAS) and other image- and performance-enhancing drugs is published in the magazine European Addiction Research. 

A team of three Mainline researchers worked in close collaboration with the Zimbabwe Civil Liberties Drug Network throughout 2022 to assess the drug scene in five provinces in Zimbabwe. The full report is out now!

Mainline proudly offers technical assistance to Best Shelter, an NGO in Myanmar. Mainline will work alongside of Best Shelter to improve and upscale their mental health responses.