SSDP UniMelb - Students for Sensible Drug Policy at University of Melbourne

Help us save SSDP UNIMELB this Thurs, 6:30! First 20 members to attend receive a free pizza🍕

We need your help to keep Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP) at the University of Melbourne alive. This year’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) is critical to saving the club, and your participation will help shape the future of drug policy advocacy on campus and beyond.

🎉**** Join us for our AGM on Thursday, 10th October 2024, from 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm at the Student Pavilion, Room 205 or via Zoom! ****🎉

As a token of our appreciation, the first 20 members to attend in person will enjoy free pizza! 🍕 Because advocating for sensible drug policies requires energy—and what better way to power positive change than with pizza?

Can’t make it in person? No worries—you can still participate and vote by joining us online via Zoom (Password: 427398)

Supporting the need for public drug checking services in Victoria now. Be safe, and as always, test your substances.

“Metonitazene is a potent NSO that is not often seen in Australia. Its potency is similar to fentanyl, estimated to be between 30 and 200 times that of morphine. This means it can produce life-threatening toxic effects in very small amounts. Metonitazene usually appears as a white, off-white or beige powder.

The Department of Health is aware of two serious recent hospitalisations associated with metonitazene. Patients experienced strong and fast-acting effects, leading to loss of consciousness, respiratory depression and hypoxia (insufficient oxygen for normal functioning).”

Metonitazene sold as co***ne White powder containing the potent opioid ‘metonitazene’ has been mis-sold as co***ne in Melbourne.

https://www.change.org/p/save-lives-support-the-opening-of-an-overdose-prevention-service-in-the-melbourne-cbd

With Overdose awareness day coming up this month, it's important that we remember to protect what we've got so far while pushing for more! The current safe injecting centers we have significantly decreased fatal overdoses in the city, we can't let up on the good done so far now.

Sign this petition to increase the pressure and help save lives!

Sign the Petition Save lives - support the opening of a supervised injecting service in Melbourne’s CBD