Additional Resources – Modul 2: 

1. The Drugs Wheel: https://www.thedrugswheel.com/ 
2. Drug Combination Enthogenesis Matrix – https://www.entheogenesis.org/entheogencombination- 
3. Tripsit | https://combo.tripsit.me/ 
4. App KnowDrugs | https://knowdrugs.app/ 
5. Erowid | https://erowid.org/ 
6. Youtube Kosmicare | https://www.youtube.com/@Kosmicare/streams,https://www.youtube.com/@Kosmicare/videos 
7. Nitazenes in Europe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OwJDkcB79M&t=3767s 

Additional Resources 3.1.1.
Resources & links

• Policy Commons. CRESCER: Integrated Harm Reduction Services in Lisbon, Portugal. (2021).
  https://policycommons.net/artifacts/4424651/lisbon-portugal-crescer-background-integrated-services/5221270/
• CONTACT Suchthilfe. SPUT – Syringe Exchange.
  https://www.contact-suchthilfe.ch/angebotsdetails/sput-spritzenumtausch
• Free clinic Antwerp – https://free-clinic.be/free-clinic/spuitenruil/
• Cranstoun Injecting Equipment Provision (IEP) – Cranstoun
• Romania, Agentia Nationala Antidrog, Raport National privind situația drogurilor 2023 , Romanian annual governmental report on drug control, prevention, treatment for people who use drugs. Available from: https://ana.gov.ro/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/RAPORT-NATIONAL-PRIVIND-SITUATIA-DROGURILOR_2023.pdf

 Additional Resources 3.1.2.:

• Daan van der Gouwe, Lisa Strada, Bob Diender, Nadine van Gelder, and Anouk de Gee (2022) AF1973-Harm-reduction-services-in-the-Netherlands. Utrecht: Trimbos Institute. Available at: https://www.trimbos.nl/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/AF1973-Harm-reduction-services-in-the-Netherlands.pdf
• INPUD (2023) Harm Reduction Best and Worst Practices. Liverpool: International Network of People who Use Drugs. Available at: https://inpud.net/harm-reduction-best-and-worst-practices/
• Sordo, L. et al. (2017) Mortality risk during and after opioid substitution treatment: systematic review and meta-analysis of cohort studies, BMJ, p. j1550. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.j1550

 Additional Ressources 3.1.3

• NHS Borders Addiction Service (2025) Patients & visitors. Galashiels: NHS Borders Addiction Service. Addiction NGO platform, website and service information for clients, public and professionals. Available at: https://www.nhsborders.scot.nhs.uk/borders-addiction-service
• SFAD (2025) Naloxone Application, Glasgow: Scottish Families Affected by Alcohol & Drugs. NGO publicatiion, organisation and services website. Available at: https://www.sfad.org.uk/support-services/take-home-naloxone-application
• CRANSTOUN (2025) Harm Reduction | Naloxone & More,Esher: Cranstoun. NGO publication, educational materials for clients, general public and professionals. Available at: https://cranstoun.org/help-and-advice/harm-reduction/
• EUDA (2025). Take-home naloxone – topic overview. publication, European report for general public and professionals. Lisbon: European Union Drugs Agency. Available at: https://www.euda.europa.eu/publications/topic-overviews/take-home-naloxone_en
• CRANSTOUN (2023) Synthetic Opioids: A Whole System Response to a Public Health Emergency. Esher: Cranstoun. NGO publication, video educational material for general public and professionals. Available at: https://www.drugsandalcohol.ie/39473/1/Cranstoun-Contaminated-Drugs-Report-Final.pdf

Resources & links 3.1.4. Drugchecking

• BCCSU video on drug checking (2022) What’s in My Drugs? Vancouver: British Columbia Centre on Substance Use. NGO publication, organisation and services website, for clients, general public and professionals. Available at: https://drugchecking.ca/bccsu-video/ 
• Roselyne Min, (2023) Drug checking can save lives: Berlin counselling centres offer free, anonymous drug testing. Reuters. News article on drug checking. Available at: http://www.euronews.com/health/2023/07/20/drug-checking-can-save-lives-berlin-counselling-centres-offer-free-anonymous-drug-testing
• Street Check (2025) New to Drug Checking – start here, Street Check. Street Check. NGO publication, organisation and services website, for clients, general public and professionals. Available at: https://www.info.streetcheck.org/new-to-drug-checking
• Jellinek (2025) Drug testing service | Jellinek. NGO publication, organisation and services website, for clients, general public and professionals. Available at: https://www.jellinek.nl/en/alcohol-drugs-behavior/drug-testing-service/
• Checkit! (2025) Drug Checking, Vienna: Checkit! NGO publication, organisation and services website, for clients, general public and professionals. Available at: https://checkit.wien/en/drug-checking/ 
• TEDI (2025) Drug checking .T NGO publication, network information and reports on drug checking, for peers, general public and profesionalls.rans-European Drug Information Available at: https://tedinetwork.org/drug-checking
• Re Generacija, Testiranje droga, DAZNAMŠTARADIM, video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwvuyH3Kj7A&t=1s

  Additional Resources – 3.1.5. DCRs

• https://hri.global/publications/drug-consumption-rooms-service-models-and-evidence/#:~:text=Drug%20consumption%20rooms%20(DCRs)%2C,lived%20experience%20of%20substance%20use.
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3tZPxKoqPM

 Additional resources – 3.1.6. Peer led communication

• Kurcevič, I. Jeziorska, I. Molnar, I. Gabor Takacs, K. Smukowska, P. Sarosi, R. Karczewska (2022) Manual for youth and peer workers: how to communicate with young people about drugs. NGO publication, manual on effective communication in harm reduction and peer faciltated interventions, for young activists, peer educators, general public and profesionalls.Vilnius: Eurasian Harm Reduction Association (EHRA). Available at: https://drugeducationyouth.org/manual-on-drug-education/

Additional resources for Information and personalized one-to-one harm reduction assistance:

• HIT (2025) Stayin’ Alive, HIT. NGO publication, organisation and services website, for clients, general public and profesionalls.Available at: https://hit.org.uk/stayin-alive/
• PsyCare UK Welfare & Harm Reduction (2022) Harm Reduction, PsyCare UK Welfare & Harm Reduction. NGO publication, organisation and services website, for clients, general public and profesionalls. Available at: https://www.psycareuk.org/harm-reduction

Additional Resources – Modul 4: 

• 1. The Learn Addiction project, UNAD (Spain) in collaboration with UTRIP (Slovenia), DIANOVA (Portugal), SANANIM (Czech Republic), RHRN (Romania), Fedito BXL (Belgium), and NOTDIENST (Germany). (2019) FREE e-learning platform for addiction professionals. E-learning platform, on addiction, young people and gender approach to harm reduction, for professionals. Available at: https://www.en.learnaddiction.eu/about
  2. INPUD, Youth RISE (2022). The Harms of Drug Use: Criminalisation, Misinformation, and Stigma, Liverpool: International Network of People who Use Drugs, Youth RISE. NGO Report on the impact of drug policy, for policy makers and general public. Available at: https://inpud.net/the-harms-of-drug-use-criminalisation-misinformation-and-stigma/
  3. Release (2024) Law & Rights Legal, London: Release. NGO publication and service provision website on legislation on drug laws, legal services and advocacy, for beneficiaries, professionals and policymakers. Available at: https://www.release.org.uk/drugs-legal-advice
  4. SafeZone (2025) Consultation en ligne sur dépendances et drogues – SafeZone.ch. NGO services website for clients and profesionals. Available at: https://www.safezone.ch/fr/
  5. Adams, A. et al. (2022) Guideline development in harm reduction: Considerations around the meaningful involvement of people who access services, Drug and Alcohol Dependence Reports, 4, p. 100086. Academic article on harm reduction for professionals. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dadr.2022.100086.