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The Omari Project (TOP) is a community-based organization established in 1995 with a mission to transform the lives of heroin users and vulnerable populations. Our integrated approach to drug abuse combines treatment and rehabilitation with community-based follow-up, ensuring lasting support for recovery. We implement peer-led outreach programs delivering essential HIV harm reduction interventions, alongside advocacy efforts that promote a rights-based public health perspective. Through education, support, and stakeholder engagement, TOP strives to prevent HIV transmission, reduce stigma, and empower individuals to rebuild their lives and contribute positively to society.

Our Comprehensive Services

At The Omari Project, we're committed to transforming lives through a wide range of impactful services. Here's what we do:

Community Outreaches
HTS Services
Health & Nutrition
Women Empowerment
HIV Care
Healthcare
Youth Empowerment
Shelter Services
Recovery Support

Our Programs

Core Components

Our comprehensive approach to combating drug abuse and supporting recovery

Prevention
  • Conducting workshops, seminars, and school programs on drug abuse risks.
  • Distributing informational materials (posters, brochures) in high-risk areas.
  • Collaborating with local leaders to amplify prevention messaging.
Treatment & Rehabilitation
  • Residential Programs: Medically supervised detox and therapy.
  • Outpatient Care: Counseling and family support for non-residential clients.
  • Aftercare Plans: Long-term follow-up to prevent relapse.
Harm Reduction
  • Needle-exchange programs and sterile kit distribution.
  • On-site HIV testing and overdose prevention training.
  • Street outreach for hard-to-reach drug users.
Advocacy
  • Raising awareness on drug abuse and HIV/AIDS linkages.
  • Training healthcare workers/policymakers on harm reduction.
  • Campaigning for humane drug policies and funding.
Reintegration
  • Vocational training and job placement for recovered individuals.
  • Family mediation to rebuild relationships.
  • Public sensitization to reduce stigma.

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