Harm Reduction
Drug Risk Reduction Information: Points to reflect on if you are using drugs. Find out more here
New Benzodiazepines: Learn about changing benzodiazepine market in Ireland and reducing the harms Find out more
Nitrous Oxide Harm Reduction: Find out more here
Cannabis Edibles Harm Reduction: Find out more here
MDMA Harm Reduction: Find out more here.
Cocaine Harm Reduction: Find out more here.
GHB Harm Reduction: Find out more here
Overdose Awareness Tips: Learn how to reduce the risk of drug overdose. Find out more here.
Chemsex: For information about chemsex go to Man2Man.ie
COVID Specific Harm Reduction information
UISCE COVID specific resources
Harm Reduction Campaigns and Resources
We have developed a number of information and awareness campaigns with different stakeholders based on emerging trends for a number of years. We will continue work on this area in 2021 based on the relevent areas of concern.
HSE and USI ‘Knowing the Signs’ overdose awareness campaign with booklets available on request. Find out more here.
HSE Festival Campaign 2019: Harm reduction information for festival providers and people use use at festivals Find out more
Safer Student Nights 2019
The HSE and Union of Students in Ireland (USI) ask students to think about drug safety measures when using club drugs in nightlife settings.
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When is Ecstasy not ecstasy, when it’s PMA/PMMA.
PMA and PMMA are stimulants with halluncinogenic effects similar to MDMA. However, they are toxic at lower doses than MDMA and can also take longer to take effect.
What’s in the Pill?
The ‘What’s in the Pill?’ campaign is the result of a collaboration between three Dublin Universities and the Ana Liffey Drug Project.
What’s in the Powder?
The ‘What’s in the Powder?’ campaign is the result of a collaboration between three Dublin Universities and the Ana Liffey Drug Project.
Snow Blow & HIV
The ASK campaign is a harm reduction and HIV prevention campaign developed by Ana Liffey Drug Project & HIV Ireland.
G,GHB or GBL
To help address the increasing use of the drug G in Ireland.
Pregabalin
The pregabalin campaign addresses misuse that has been reported among individuals attending addiction services and recreational drug users.
Butane Gas
Butane is commonly misused by being inhaled directly through the mouth either from cigarette lighter refills, canisters or aerosol sprays.
USI MDMA and Ketamine
A new information campaign aimed at students which was developed by the Union of Students of Ireland in partnership with Drugs.ie and the HSE.
USI Cannabinoids and Mephedrone
USI 2017 information campaign aimed at students, developed by the Union of Students of Ireland in partnership with Drugs.ie and the HSE.
Cocaine – Reduce the harms
In response to an increase in the use of cocaine powder and crack in Ireland, the Ana Liffey have partnered with the HSE Office of Social Inclusion to produce information and harm reduction resources for people who use drugs and healthcare professionals
