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Evaluation of Drug and Substance Checking Legislation

Drug Checking

Project Details

About this Project

The Donald Beasley Institute is working with Ihi Research to find out if drug checking services are equitable (equal) and easy to access for tākata whaikaha, D/deaf and disabled people including rakatahi whaikaha / disabled young people. 

 

Project artwork by Maree Cawood

We want to find how drug checking services impact and reduce harm in Aotearoa New Zealand.

 

This research aims to:

• Ensure better services for all New Zealanders who use drugs. 

 Improve equity, access, and outcomes of drug checking services. 

 Improve legislation to support drug checking services and harm reduction.

We want to hear from tākata whaikaha, D/deaf and disabled people about their experiences with drug checking services in Aotearoa New Zealand.

We will interview tākata whaikaha, D/deaf and disabled people who use drugs and want to share their opinions about drug checking services.

This part of the research will be conducted by disability inclusive and disabled researchers from the Donald Beasley Institute.

 

Project photograph: "Cape Kidnappers, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, 22 November 2005" by In Memoriam: PhillipC is licensed under CC BY 2.0. Cropped. View license

Funders

This research is conducted in collaboration with Ihi Research and is funded by Manatū Hauora - Ministry of Health