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Developing Services
for Female Drug Users
A Training by GTZ with special inputs from the
Eurasian Harm Reduction Network – Harm Reduction Knowledge Hub
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Why Focus on Female Drug Users?
In recent years, harm reduction service
providers across the world have noted a
perplexing trend: even as the number of
women drug users grows, their access to
services remains decidedly low.
How can we provide female drug users
with the services they need?
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The Training…
 seeks to convey firsthand practice experience, tools and tips
 encourages participants to contribute their own experience in
working with female drug users
 highlights the specific needs of female drug users
 introduces strategies by which service providers can meet
them
 draws on practical experience with different approaches
 deploys dynamic, interactive teaching methods
 includes modules that are specifically adapted to the needs of
EECA countries
 provides step-by-step guidance through all 7 modules
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Training Topics
 Special implications for harm reduction and HIV prevention
among female drug users
 Addressing and reaching out to female drug users
 Developing gender-sensitive outreach skills involving peers
 Integrating female drug users in existing services and making
services more women-friendly
 Creating special services for female drug users
 Forming links for effective referral and adherence
 Participatory needs assessment and planning
 Impact-oriented monitoring and evaluation
 Advocacy and community support
 Cross cutting issues
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Cross cutting issues tackled
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Female drug users in prison
Effects of drug use in pregnancy
Domestic violence
Methamphetamine use among women
Harm reduction for sex workers who use drugs
Harm reduction, drug treatment, and pregnancy
Childcare and child custody
PMTCT
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The Training Structure
 The general structure of the training follows the
logic of assessment, trust-building, planning,
implementation, and m&e
 Variable modules may be selected according to the
interests and needs of the participants
 Special sessions focusing on the situation in
Eastern Europe and Central Asia were developed
by the Eurasian Harm Reduction Network (EHRN)
and the Harm Reduction Knowledge Hub
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Training Modules
The modules can be individually tailored to the needs and interests of the
participants of each workshop with the help of a pre-training assessment
 Introduction of participants and trainer
Module 1
“Welcome and Introduction”
 Introduction to the aims and activities of
the workshop
 Clarifications of programme, ground
rules, attitudes, and expectations
 Why focus on women drug users
Module 2
 Cross cutting issues – overview
“Rationale”
Spotlight:
Eastern Europe and Central Asia
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Training Modules
 Domestic Violence
 Methamphetamine, women and Harm
Reduction
Module 3
“Cross cutting issues”
 Harm Reduction for Sex Workers who
Use Drugs
 Harm Reduction, Drug Treatment and
Pregnancy
 Gender-Sensitive Drug Treatment
 Drug Using Women in Prison
Spotlight:
Effects of Drug Use in Pregnancy
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Training Modules
 Outreach to Female Drug Users
Module 4
“Addressing Female Drug
Users”
 Integrating Women Drug Users in
Existing Services
 Creating Special Services for Female
Drug Users
 Identification of Relevant Actors
Module 5
“Referral and Adherence”
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 Analysing Trust and Links
 Case Management
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Training Modules
 Planning Along the Impact Chain
Module 6
“Planning, Monitoring and
Evaluation”
Module 7
“Wrap Up, Feedback and
Closure”
 Project Management – Roles and
Responsibilities
 Impact oriented monitoring and
evaluation
 Trainers receive feedback on the
methodology and contents of the
modules from the participants
 Certificates of participation are handed
out (optional)
 Formal conclusion ends the workshop
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Training Methods
Exercises in small groups
Role Play
Inputs from experts
- optional -
Site visits
- optional -
Discussion of group
work in plenary
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Our Services
 Regional or national trainings of trainers are
offered through international master-trainers
 The manual for trainers is available in English
and Russian
 An interactive CD provides trainers with the
necessary guidance through all modules, with
tentative schedules for each module, lectures,
descriptions of group work and tools, and
additional reading material
 We conduct a pre-training assessment to adapt
every workshop to your participants’ needs
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Training Examples
Pilot workshop with Ukrainian service
providers - Kiev, April 2009
12 drug experts from different regions of the Ukraine
were trained on behalf of the GTZ HIV/AIDS
Programme in Ukraine.
Training workshop in Katmandu,
September 2009
22 female service providers and peer outreach
workers from different regions of Nepal were
trained in cooperation with GTZ and Recovering
Nepal, a national network of former drug users
and Nepalese drug services.
Both training workshops were held by Susanne Schardt, Realitäten Bureau – international drug policy advisor and
longstanding expert in developing and facilitating training workshops on various topics
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For more Information
Contact at EHRN:
Shona Schonning
Contact at GTZ:
Patricia Kramarz
Sector-Project "Strengthening
the German Contribution to the
Global AIDS Response"
GTZ-Berlin Office
Reichpietschufer 20
10785 Berlin, Germany
Tel.: +49 30 726 14 300
Fax.: +49 30 726 14 22 300
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.gtz.de/responding-to-aids
GTZ Training: Developing Services for Female Drug Users
Program Director
Siauliu St. 5/1-21
Vilnius LT-01133, Lithuania
Office: +370 5 212 2154
Cell: +370 685 515 53
E-mail: [email protected]
www.harm-reduction.org
October 2009
Photos: Susanne Schardt, Realitäten Bureau
and Julia Gordunova, EHRN
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