Within the framework of the project beneficiaries are provided with:
- Peer-to-peer conseling,
- Counseling on HIV, transmission routes, prevention measures and available HIV services,
- Provision of condoms, syringes, needles, alcohol swabs,
- HIV pre-test and post-test counseling,
- Self-testing for HIV,
- Consultation and referral for Hepatitis B, C examination,
- Self-testing for hepatitis C,
- Counseling and referral for tuberculosis examination,
- Provision of information on methadone substitution treatment and referral to National Center for Addictions Treatment,
- Provision of informational materials,
- Legal advice,
- Counseling and support of a social worker,
- Other services.
Services are provided through outreach work.
The work of specialists with beneficiaries is guided by the following principles:
- Uphold the supremacy of human rights
- Maintain the privacy of personal data
- Ensure transparency and accountability in all activities
- Act in the best interest of the beneficiary
- Adopt an individualized and needs-based approach to each beneficiary
- Respect the beneficiary's right to self-determination.