Harm reduction, safer supply and forced treatment?
Absolutely oppose ending harm reduction.
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Forced treatment is proven to cause more harm than benefit. My partner worked street outreach for five years and he gives me research on this to read a lot because he is still very passionate about this (he works to tackle food insecurity now). I defer to experts like him on this but also note that forced treatment seems inhumane to me.Bronagh on Reddit AMA on r/londonontario, 3 Oct
Yes committee that includes people with lived experience. We are already putting this together. … There cannot be a siloed approach to this either... has to be addressed in concert with so many other societal issues and the only way to do this is, wait for it, system-wide review to break down those silos.Bronagh on Reddit AMA on r/londonontario, 3 Oct
This is an either/or question which I won't engage in. It is lacking in nuance. It is genuinely harmful to phrase things this way.Bronagh, to Concerned Citizens Association of London