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What We Do
Advocating for the 4 million people who use drugs illicitly in Australia
AIVL, the Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League, is the national peer-led peak organisation representing our network of peer-based harm reduction and Drug User Organisations.
We advance the wellbeing of people who use drugs through partnerships in Australia, the Pacific Region and internationally.
We platform the voices of people who use drugs nationally to inform policy, research, programs and practice.
We develop the national peer workforce through evidence and the lived-living experience and expertise of people who use drugs.
Explore our resources
How can we
help you?
Opioid Users
Info for People on Opioid Treatment
Injecting
Vein Care Guide Video Series
Indigenous
Always Was Always Will Be NSP Posters
Peer Workforce
Needle And Syringe Programs In Australia: Peer-led Best Practice (The Guide)
Peer Workforce
Peer Workforce Capacity Building Training Framework
Stigma & Discrimination
A Report on Stigma and Discrimination towards the Injecting Drug User Community
Stigma & Discrimination
Afternoons with Max Marshall Short Film
Opioid Users
Info for People on Opioid Treatment
Injecting
Vein Care Guide Video Series
Indigenous
Always Was Always Will Be NSP Posters
Peer Workforce
Needle And Syringe Programs In Australia: Peer-led Best Practice (The Guide)
Peer Workforce
Peer Workforce Capacity Building Training Framework
Stigma & Discrimination
A Report on Stigma and Discrimination towards the Injecting Drug User Community
Stigma & Discrimination
Afternoons with Max Marshall Short Film
National NSP Directory
Find a Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) Near You
The Needle and Syringe Program (NSP) Directory can be searched by suburb or postcode.
AIVL MEMBER ORGANISATIONS
Canberra Alliance for Harm Minimisation and Advocacy (CAHMA)
ACT
Harm Reduction Victoria
VIC
Hepatitis SA
SA
Northern Territory AIDS and Hepatitis Council Inc (NTAHC)
NT
NSW Users and AIDS Association (NUAA)
NSW
Peer Based Harm Reduction WA
WA
QuIVAA
QLD
QuIHN
QLD
Tasmanian Users and Health Support League (TUHSL)
TAS
Learning Platform
Online
Courses
A Place Of Their Own
This training aims to raise awareness of ageing people who use drugs and their particular needs, so we can equip our aged care workforce and facilities with better skills, knowledge and support to care for older people who use drugs.
Free
Hepatitis C Pathways: A Harm Reduction Guide for Community Wellness
This short course covers information about living with hepatitis C, preventing hepatitis C transmission, testing and treatment.
Free
A Normal Day
Designed to enhance understanding between people who use drugs and healthcare professionals
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latest
news
Events
01 Oct 2024
Join Us at the Health and Human Rights Summit: Advancing the Wellbeing of People Who Use Drugs
Events
01 Oct 2024
Join Us at the Health and Human Rights Summit: Advancing the Wellbeing of People Who Use Drugs
A full-day event designed to bring together community members, advocates, individuals, and organisations.
Arts & Culture
24 Sep 2024
Introducing PACE: A Creative Movement for Artists Who Use Drugs
Are you a person who uses drugs? Do you express your creativity through painting, photography, installations, street art, poems, or songs? If so, PACE (Peer Arts Collective Exhibition) invites you to be part of a project that celebrates creativity, connection, and the power of expression.
Peer Work
09 Jul 2024
Development of a National Peer Work Framework
Working to develop a comprehensive framework and guide for the employment of people who use drugs in harm reduction peer positions.
Events
01 Oct 2024
Join Us at the Health and Human Rights Summit: Advancing the Wellbeing of People Who Use Drugs
A full-day event designed to bring together community members, advocates, individuals, and organisations.
Arts & Culture
24 Sep 2024
Introducing PACE: A Creative Movement for Artists Who Use Drugs
Are you a person who uses drugs? Do you express your creativity through painting, photography, installations, street art, poems, or songs? If so, PACE (Peer Arts Collective Exhibition) invites you to be part of a project that celebrates creativity, connection, and the power of expression.
Peer Work
09 Jul 2024
Development of a National Peer Work Framework
Working to develop a comprehensive framework and guide for the employment of people who use drugs in harm reduction peer positions.
