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NUAA is a peer-base organisation that is governed, staffed and led by people with lived experience of drug use.
DanceWize NSW is a peer-led harm reduction program that attends NSW music festivals to help increase the safety of festival patrons.
NUAA has created a range of resources and videos around safer using, with a particular focus on injecting drug use.
Our vision: Advancing the rights, health and dignity of people who use drugs illicitly in NSW.
The NSW Users and AIDS Association (NUAA) is a peer-based drug user organisation. NUAA strives to improve our advocacy for, and services supporting, the diversity of people impacted by stigma and discrimination caused by the criminalisation of drug use across NSW through working with a broad range of stakeholders and partners to support system change.
NUAA runs a needle and syringe program at 345 Crown Street, Surry Hills and is open every week day 8.30am-6.30pm Mondays to Fridays, and 10am-3pm Saturdays. Check out the full list of available equipment. The NSP is also home to Open Clinic on Crown, a nurse-led primary health care clinic that is a collaboration between NUAA and the Kirketon Road Centre. Check the current opening hours here.
To check out NUAA’s upcoming events and other events of interest to our community, see the calendar on the right or visit here.
NUAA is carrying out a survey to collect as many people’s experiences with the new recipe as possible, as we can find out what is happening and push for answers.
The NSW NSP Enhanced Data Collection Survey is on again from Monday, February 17th till Saturday, February 29…
The annual NUAA Peers and Consumers Forums aim to celebrate the contribution of consumer and peer workers.
Are you over 18, injected drugs in the last month but never had a hep C treatment? NUAA and KRC are working with UNSW to trial