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The Context and Background for Programming in Resource Constrained Settings

This document outlines the context and background for programming in resource-constrained settings focused on problem drug users. It highlights direct benefits such as mental and physical health assessments, community-based detoxification services, and the formation of emotional support groups for affected family members. It also details effective prevention initiatives and peer networks advocating healthy life practices. Through surveys of 3,255 individuals, this project aims to understand drug use patterns, socio-demographic factors, and improve support mechanisms for individuals at risk.

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The Context and Background for Programming in Resource Constrained Settings

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  1. The Context and Background for Programming in Resource Constrained Settings CMBH83

  2. CMB – H83 Project OUTPUTS

  3. Direct benefits To Problem Drug Users: (strengthening the Continuum of Care) • Assessment of mental and physical condition • Peer based and other appropriate Counselling • Community based Detoxification services, home-based care and formation of support groups • Assessment of treatment needs of and making appropriate referrals

  4. To Affected Family Members: • Understanding drug use, its consequences and their role as care providers • Formation of self-help groups/emotional support groups, after care To those at-risk of Drug Use: • Prevention initiatives • Peer Networks advocating healthy life practices

  5. Human Resources- by number

  6. Human Resources- by gender

  7. Human Resources- by sector

  8. Survey Details…

  9. CLASSIFICATION OF COMMUNES: Anti Drug Police Badly Affected Mod. Affected Not Affected

  10. Research Methods

  11. Geographical Coverage

  12. PopulationSurveyed, N = 3255

  13. Socio-demographic variables – Gender, N = 3255

  14. Marital Patterns - Drug Users, N = 1465

  15. Socio-demographic variables – Gender, N = 3255

  16. Drug Use – Past Month use across Target Group, N = 754 / 1465

  17. Drug and Alcohol Use: Special Populations

  18. Drug Use by Frequent Drug Users, N = 300 / 1465

  19. Drug Type – (Past month use) by Frequent Drug Users, N = 300 / 1465

  20. Median Age Vs. Median Age of First Drug Use across Target Groups, N = 1465

  21. Median Age vs. Median Age of First Use by Drug Type, N = 1465

  22. Substance Type by Population Groups, N = 3255

  23. Alcohol Abuse among Frequent Drug Users, N = 300

  24. Distribution of Frequent Drug Users (N= 300) and Injecting Drug Users ( N= 51) across Survey Provinces

  25. Fostering Ownership

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