NSW Users and AIDS Association (NUAA): Summary

NSW Users and AIDS Association (NUAA)

Health, Social Services, Harm Reduction, Drug User Advocacy

NUAA offers comprehensive support and advocacy for drug users, focusing on harm reduction and empowerment through peer-led initiatives.

NUAA is a peer-based organization that advocates for the health, human rights, and dignity of individuals who use or have used illicit drugs. It provides various health services and programs aimed at reducing stigma and discrimination associated with drug use.

Peer-based support services; Needle and Syringe Program; Confidential PeerLine telephone support; Training for peer workers

NUAA is most valuable in scenarios such as providing harm reduction services at festivals, offering confidential support to individuals in treatment, and training peer workers in rural and remote areas.

Peer-led services that foster trust and understanding; Comprehensive harm reduction programs; Strong community involvement and volunteer opportunities

NUAA's strengths lie in its peer-based approach, extensive network of support services, and commitment to advocacy for marginalized communities affected by drug use.

NUAA positions itself as a leading advocate for drug users' rights and health in New South Wales, focusing on harm reduction and community support.

The target users include individuals who use or have used illicit drugs, health professionals, and community members interested in harm reduction and advocacy.

NUAA identifies as a community-driven organization that prioritizes the voices and experiences of drug users, promoting dignity and respect.

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NUAA uniquely positions itself by being a peer-led organization that emphasizes lived experience, ensuring that services are non-judgmental and tailored to the needs of drug users.

Nothing About Us Without Us!

• Harm Reduction

• Peer Support

• Drug Advocacy

• Community Health

Empathetic, supportive, empowering

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