Correlation I (2005-2008) identified important gaps and insufficiencies regarding health promotion interventions targeting marginalised groups.
The overall aim of Correlation II is to tackle health inequalities in Europe and to improve prevention, treatment and care services for vulnerable populations, such as drug users, sex workers, undocumented migrants and young people at risk.
Correlation II tackles blood-borne infectious diseases, in particular hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS. A European-wide network of experts serves as an important tool to achieve the project’s objectives. Correlation works with more than 70 partners in Europe and its neighbouring countries.
Correlation II is aimed at service providers, including peer educators, in particular those working in drug services, harm reduction facilities or health services for vulnerable groups, as well as policy makers, notably those involved in policy development on drugs and BBID. |
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