International Drug Users Day (IDUD) began as a protest movement against the lack of treatments & services for People Who Use Drugs (PWUD) in Holland. The Dutch Government and service providers were also invited. Discussions were held about the lack of services, what services PWUD actually needed, treatment options, pharmacotherapy, counselling and other services. The Dutch Government listened and developed ways to assist PWUD.
IDUD is now a global day of action, when each year PWUD and service providers meet to increase and improve services for PWUD.
The Northern Territory AIDS & Hepatitis Council (NTAHC) actively and annually promote the observation of International Drug Users day by providing the broader community access and opportunities for engagement and community enquiry regarding the harm reduction & health risks, support services and general community information.
NTAHC hold events in Darwin and Alice Springs each year, we will update the event details soon.
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1 Searcy street (corner of Smith and Searcy)
DARWIN NT 0800
PO BOX 2826 DARWIN NT 0801
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NTAHC Darwin and NSP open Monday to Friday: 8.30am to 5pm
Shop 3 Reg Harris Lane
Todd Mall
ALICE SPRINGS NT 0870
PO BOX 2461 ALICE SPRINGS NT 0871
T : 08 8953 3172
8:30am-5pm Monday- Friday (closed 12-1pm).
Monday to Friday: 9:30am to 5:30pm
Closed for lunch: 1pm to 1:30pm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
"NTAHC acknowledges the Traditional Custodians on whose lands we work and live and, pay respects to elders past and present .
We are committed to a positive future for the Aboriginal community."
NTAHC Diversity Statement
“NTAHC welcomes, celebrates and respects diversity and we actively promote equity and inclusion for all its employees, volunteers and priority populations. We do not tolerate discrimination on the basis of sexuality, gender identity, bodily autonomy or gender expression.”
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NTAHC Darwin 08 8944 7777
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