Expertise in drugs, HIV & hepatitis
Coact Technical Support is a not-for-profit company registered in the UK and with community consultants based around the world.
We support efforts to deliver harm reduction, drug treatment and community mobilisation with people who use drugs drawing on our lived experience and professional backgrounds.
Who We Are
About coact
Coact draws on lived and professional experience to foster meaningful partnerships between service providers, policymakers, researchers and people who use drugs.
Coact Consultants draw on our lived and living experience of drugs and our professional backgrounds to help strengthen harm reduction and drug treatment programmes and develop co-productions with people who use drugs.
Coact Consultants have contributed to the development of high-level guidelines and technical resources. Our technical advice and resources champion globally recommended good practices backed up by the research evidence.
Coact is a technical not representative agency. Many of our consultants have worked as high level advocates and representatives for people who use drugs engaging the United Nations, European Union, and other multilateral bodies. This equips us to technically support those playing advocacy or representative roles.
Working Languages
Coact Consultants speak Arabic, English, French and Russian and are experienced working with translators and translation tools.
Coact – "to work together, especially to achieve something or to have an effect" (Cambridge Dictionary)
More about usWhat We Do
OUR SERVICES
We provide services and develop resources designed with communities to support better responses to drugs, HIV and hepatitis
Communication & Advocacy
We develop client materials, social media campaigns, videos, and technical and advocacy resources
Learning Events
We develop client materials, social media campaigns, videos, and technical and advocacy resources
Co-Production Support
We develop client materials, social media campaigns, videos, and technical and advocacy resources
Organisational Development
We develop client materials, social media campaigns, videos, and technical and advocacy resources
Participative Research
We develop client materials, social media campaigns, videos, and technical and advocacy resources
OUR PROJECTS
Work examples
A selection of projects where we’ve put our knowledge, experience and collaborative approach into practice
Needle & Syringe Programmes
Supporting safer injecting through practical, community-informed approaches
Stimulants
Developing practical responses to stimulant use and emerging needs
OAMT Literacy and Rights & Opioid Overdose
Improving access to clear information, client choice and overdose prevention
Drug Consumption Rooms
Supporting evidence-informed approaches to safer drug consumption
Employment of PWUD in Harm Reduction
Helping organisations create meaningful employment opportunities for people who use drugs
Ketamine
Building practical responses to ketamine use and related harms
our Products
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Organisations we've worked with
OUR COLLABORATIONS
Here are some of the organisations we've supported
Areas of interest
WHAT WE FOCUS ON
We bring practical knowledge and lived experience to a broad range of issues across drugs, harm reduction and community health
- Safer injecting, values and preferences, and low dead space syringes and needles
- Stimulants
- OAMT – client materials, client choice, literacy, advocacy and PSI
- Opioid overdose
- OPS/Drug consumption rooms
- Women and gender
- Neurodiversity
- Community involvement / mobilisation
- Peer work and the employment of people who use drugs
- Responding to emerging trends, issues and risks
- Video production and creative models for working with and advocating for people who use drugs
- Social marketing and development of harm reduction and advocacy materials and campaigns
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We work with organisations, researchers, service providers and communities on projects across harm reduction, drug treatment and community mobilisation



















