In November, Mainliner Muna went on an outreach with the extended outreach team of MEWA – an NGO in Mombasa, Kenya. 

Mainline’s Nick Veldwijk stayed in Indonesia for two months. In his vlog-series, he shares his experiences of working abroad and speaks about harm reduction for those who use meth in Indonesia, Mainlines partnerships in Indonesia and about reaching hard-to-reach groups…

Mainline was in Bucharest at the European Harm Reduction Conference on 21-23 November. Our chemsex team talked about the use of chems (drugs) in a sexual setting. 

After 12 special years, Mainline is saying their goodbyes to their loyal partner Youth Vision in Nepal. Youth Vision and Mainline have worked together for many years to promote the health and rights of people who use drugs. 

Mainline’s partner Nai Zindagi in Pakistan has collected confidential data from over 40,000 clients involving 9,359,158 occasions of service during the past seven years. 

It’s early October, Mainlines Simon and Mac have joined the outreach team in Pretoria over two days. The need for harm reduction services in Pretoria is enormous, more than 7.000 people in Pretoria are homeless and many of them use…

In many countries, People Who Use Drugs (PWUD) lack access to drug treatment. And the quality of rehabilitation services is frequently not up to international standards. What is worse, anecdotal evidence from Nepal includes punitive approaches and human rights violations…

Nai Zindagi, in collaboration with the International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC) and Mainline, conducted research on the key barriers of access to HIV services and treatment for HIV+ people who inject drugs. The study is part of the Missing the…

New report shows 10-year United Nations drug strategy set to conclude in colossal failure Vienna, 22 October 2018 – A report released today by the International Drug Policy Consortium (IDPC) has exposed the United Nations 10-year global strategy aimed to…