Opening doors
Enhancing youth friendly harm reduction: A toolkit
Enhancing youth friendly harm reduction: A toolkit
This Toolkit aims to distill what was learned during the implementation of the project Opening Doors - Increasing access to effective harm reduction interventions for vulnerable and marginalised young drug users, supported by AidsFonds, Netherlands.
Purpose
The purpose of the Toolkit is to provide a set of training sessions to stimulate discussion that can lead to ‘youth friendly harm reduction’ services. This may entail review of services, their renewal and, possibly, re-design.
The topics covered in each of the 16 training sessions are as follows:
Each session in the Toolkit includes:
Attached here is only the PDF component of the Toolkit. The full Toolkit comes with an accompanying CD/USB. For further information, please contact Dr John Howard john.howard@unsw.edu.au
Who is the Toolkit for?
The Toolkit can be used with a variety of audiences, and a mix and match approach can be useful. For example,
What the kit does NOT provide
The Toolkit does not aim at teaching or developing specific skills. The aim is to:
How to use the Toolkit:
The Toolkit can be used in a variety of ways:
Citation: Howard, J. (2011). “Opening doors” enhancing youth-friendly harm reduction: a toolkit. Chiang Mai, Thailand: National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, University of New South Wales and Access Quality International.
National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, Access Quality International