Harm reduction is a set of practical strategies and ideas aimed at reducing the harms from using drugs. Harms include but are not limited to:
transmission of blood borne viruses
damage to veins and circulation
injecting wounds
bacterial infections
Harm reduction strategies include promotion of safer drug use such as alternatives to injecting and provision of clean equipment.
Provides information and advice on safer drug use, needle exchange provision, wound care, sexual health, pregnancy testing, BBV testing, Naloxone supply.
For more information on the Harm Reduction Service go to our website:
To find out more call 01382 204 248 or visit the website
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