We envision an inclusive and just Europe where people who use drugs and other marginalised and underserved communities have equitable and universal access to social and health care without being discriminated against and stigmatised.
We strengthen the role of harm reduction organisations in Europe as an essential component of a rights-based and evidence-informed approach to drug use.
C-EHRN was established in 2004 in Amsterdam as a European civil society network and centre of expertise in drug use, harm reduction and social inclusion. C-EHRN is hosted by Foundation De Regenboog Groep (FRG) – a non-governmental low-threshold service organisation in Amsterdam, providing harm reduction services to people who use drugs and other individuals and communities experiencing social and health inequalities.
C-EHRN unites a wide variety of actors, including community-based and community-led organisations, research institutes, health providers, and policymakers. Thanks to its extensive network of members and partners from different professional and geographical backgrounds, have been the key to becoming a vital European player in policy development, capacity building and programme implementation.