Enforcement responses to low-level drug offenses in Victoria, such as use or possession, impact individuals' health, well-being, justice pathways, and social support needs. This project aims to understand these experiences and identify health and social support needs to improve health and community safety outcomes.
This study aims to understand the experiences of Victorians who are detected for low-level drug offences, and identify their health and social support needs, with a view to improving health and community safety outcomes.
This study is funded by the Victorian Government Department of Health.
Taking part in this study involves answering a series of interview questions via telephone.
The interview should take approximately 30-40 minutes.
You may be eligible to participate in this study if:
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