REDUN

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We believe that:

• It's powerful when people who use drugs can come together and connect for peer support: it reminds us (and each other) that we are people who care, we have feelings, we have ideas, we have talents, we care about each other, the issues, and our community.

• Drug users know best what our challenges are, and we are capable of participating and contributing in positive ways to service delivery design and policy development.

• People deserve environments that support dignity, health, human rights, and respect for current and former drug users and the community at large.

We offer:

• Groups for drug users to connect in Nelson, Trail, and Grand Forks for peer support, peer education, and discussion of topics important to our communities.

• Social events like movie nights and gatherings for connection in a non-judgemental space.

• Presentations at conferences about the real needs of people who use drugs.

• Training for people interested in getting involved in harm reduction and peer support.

• Advocacy for people who use drugs, community education and awareness on the issues, and participation in research and consultations to make our lives better.