EDUCATION

ENSEMBLE works within the community to increase access and knowledge among target populations about HIV/AIDS; sexually transmitted infections (STIs); Hepatitis C; risk reduction; and testing.

Participants will be able to demonstrate an understanding of what an overdose looks like, the actions to take in an overdose situation, and how to properly administer naloxone. Participants will also gain a better understanding of substance use, harm reduction practices, and the importance of addressing the stigma and discrimination substance users face.

Introducing needle safety to children and the steps to take if a needle is found. THIS PRESENTATION IS AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN AGED 4 TO 7 YEARS OF AGE WELL AS PARENTS, GUARDIANS, TEACHERS ETC.

This presentation will touch on a variety of topics including the nature of substance use disorders, the opioid crisis happening in Canada, the importance of needle distributions and supervised consumption sites operated under the harm reduction principals, and the importance of addressing the stigma associated with substance use disorders.

This presentation was created for service providers to enhance their capacity to support and serve the PWUD population (People Who Use Drugs). A resource guide accompanies this training, featuring harm reducing practices to help reduce the health effects that occur from drug use.

For more information or to book a presentation, please send us an email at general@ensemblegm.ca