Many NGO's work hard to create a better future for the environment and the world. But how sustainable are these social organisations themselves? Let’s look at our own organisation.

Mainline’s chemsex support activities will continue in spite of COVID 19 virus. However adjustments in Drop in Meetings and other support possibilities have to be made.

Mainline has worked in Indonesia for more than 10 years. Since 2016, this work has fallen under the Bridging the Gaps II programme. This programme will end in 2020. Nick Veldwijk, regional manager for Mainlines work in Asia, reflects on…

In March, four Mainliners visited South Africa. We combined several exciting and important activities: two trainings, an assessment among peer workers and a special video project. However, first and foremost, we were happy to see our partners TB HIV Care…

The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs granted the Bridging the Gaps Alliance additional funding to increase its reach among key young populations. The project was named Young, Wild and…Free? The question mark signifies the challenges many young people – 15…

In line with our mission to reach as many as PWUD’s as possible, our South African partner, TB HIV Care, took steps to improve access to harm reduction services. 

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…