Our Partners
The C-FREE Study is implemented in collaboration with local Community-Based-Organizations providing harm-reduction services for key populations.​
Ozone Foundation (Mueang Nonthaburi District, Nonthaburi Province)
a local non-profit organization providing health and social services by applying the concept of harm reduction to develop strategies and service models for clients who experienced substance abuse, including their close ones. The C-FREE-CSEA service provided under this agreement is one of the core services within the health and social services offered at Ozone Foundation.
Association to Promote to Health and Social Support (APASS) (Phasi Charoen Districts, Bangkok)
a non-profit organization that aims to create opportunities and reduce inequality among vulnerable groups such as drug users, migrants, and LGBT. APASS is working to reduce the number of people affected and the harm-reduction substance abuse as well as promoting and developing the quality of life of drug users.
Raks Thai Foundation (Mueang Samut Prakan District, Samut Prakan Province)
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Care Team Songkhla (Chana District, Songkhla Province)
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Together Group (Su-ngai Kolok District District, Narathiwat Province)
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Thai Drug Users' Network (TDN) (Chiang Mai Province)
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Give Hope Group (Mae Ramat District, Tak Province)​
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ACTTEAM (Khon Kaen Province)
ACTTEAM, operating under STAR project and supported by Global Fund, to stop AIDS in men who have sex with men (MSM) group, transgender women, male sex workers, and injection drug users are screened for HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, and hepatitis C. As well as providing harm-reduction services by supporting a set of clean needle equipment, condoms, and lubricant.
People For Change Group (Chiang Rai Province)
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Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA)
Public health center 28 Krung Thonburi, Public health center 4 Din Daeng and New Step Clinic Ladprao are affiliated organizations of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA).
