Links of Interest

1. Read about the key findings from the Additional Harm Reduction Services Study, co-led by Dr. Lois Jackson (Dalhousie University) and Diane Bailey (Mainline), in the recently released commuinty report entitled: "Increasing Services, Reducing Harms: Results From a Community-Based Study in Nova Scotia".

2. View the interactive map of community-based free needle distribution and disposal programs in Nova Scotia made in collaboration with the Ally Centre of Cape Breton, Mainline Needle Exchange and Northern Healthy Connections Society.

Read and watch the stories of several Canadian parents who have lost a child or family member to the opioid crisis. This project is from a partnership between University of Alberta, University of British Columbia, University of Calgary, the O'Brien Insitute for Public Health, Moms Stop the Harm, and momsDU.

Watch ENSEMBLE's new video on stigma and substance use, featuring peeers from ENSEMBLE and Matt Bonn from the Halifax Area Network of Drug Using People (HANDUP).