Seeking Participants for Research on Barriers to Harm Reduction Services in Ontario
Are you an adult residing in Ontario with recent experience with recreational drug use? A PhD researcher from the University of Toronto is currently conducting an important study aimed at understanding the challenges and barriers faced by individuals when accessing harm reduction services.
About the Study
This research focuses on examining why some individuals who are aware of harm reduction programs, yet have not utilized these services, encounter difficulties in doing so. The goal is to gather insights that can ultimately enhance the accessibility and effectiveness of harm reduction initiatives across Ontario.
Who Is Eligible to Participate?
- Adults aged 18 and over living in Ontario
- Have used recreational substances within the last six months
- Are aware of harm reduction programs but have not yet used these services
Participation Details
Participation is completely voluntary and involves:
- Completing a brief demographic survey
- Engaging in a confidential interview lasting approximately 60 to 90 minutes
You can choose to participate via Zoom, by phone, or in person, based on your preference. As a token of appreciation for your time and insights, participants will receive a $20 gift card.
How to Get Involved
If you meet the eligibility criteria or know someone who might, we encourage you to share this opportunity. Your experiences and perspectives are invaluable in shaping more accessible harm reduction services in Ontario.
For more information and to determine your eligibility, please visit the study link: Participate in the Study
Your voice can make a difference—contribute to meaningful change in harm reduction efforts today.