CASE STUDY
Recommendations for Setting Up Online Health Services
An established public-membership-based organisation hired us to develop recommendations for setting up online harm reduction services
Project Summary
Client: A non-profit public-membership-based organisation
Service: Content creation
Result: A guide with recommendations for setting up online harm reduction services
The Client
EHRA, a non-profit public-membership-based organisation working in the field of human rights and harm reduction, commissioned us to develop a guide with recommendations for setting up online harm reduction services. The purpose of this guide was to provide managers of harm reduction services, as well as representatives of other organisations working with key populations, with all the essential information needed to start an online outreach programme. The guide has been shared widely on online platforms and is used as an educational resource about online outreach programme design, implementation and evaluation.
Our Solution
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• Conducting desk researchThis project required a writer with extensive experience in desk research and technical writing. The writer completed comprehensive desk research on the subject matter prior to developing the guide.
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• Developing a guide with recommendationsOur writer developed a guide with evidence-based, easily implementable recommendations for setting up online harm reduction services.
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• Developing and delivering a webinar presentationOur writer developed and delivered a webinar presentation about this resource for EHRA members.
The guide was published on EHRA’s website and shared widely on social media channels.
Final Product
The final product included a guide with recommendations for setting up online harm reduction services. The final product was published on EHRA’s website, presented at an online webinar, and shared widely on social media channels. The recommendations are aimed at harm reduction managers and entail step-by-step practical tips regarding web outreach programme design, implementation and evaluation.
The final product can be accessed via the following link: Recommendations for Setting Up Online Harm Reduction Services.