Which drugs are commonly used in Zimbabwe? And do people who use drugs have sufficient access to health services? Mainline will try to find out in the first months of 2022.

The European Commission has granted funding to a partnership of seven organisations - with Mainline in the lead. In the coming two years we are to study the service access of vulnerable migrants who use drugs in the EU, train…

Commissioned by NACOSA in South Africa, Mainline developed information, education and communication (IEC) materials for people who use drugs. Some themes of the materials: overdose, hepatitis, opiate agonist treatment (OAT) and women who use drugs. In addition, we designed stickers…

With great sadness Mainline received the news of David Stuarts' passing. A true champion, who worked tirelessly to get attention for the physical, sexual and mental health of people who engage in chemsex. 

Mainline's new strategic plan for the next five years is ready. In our plan we build on successes of the previous years and we explicitly choose to (continue to) work closely and side-by-side with and for people who use drugs. 

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…

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

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.

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…