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Namur Entraide Sida

ASBL Namur Entraide Sida

Namur, Belgium

AddictionHealthHousing & Homelessness
AssociationFounded 1990Local reach
Profile last updated: May 3, 2026

About

Founded in 1990, Namur Entraide Sida is a non-profit association based in Namur, Belgium working on addiction, health, housing & homelessness.

Namur Entraide Sida is a Belgian non-profit association based in Namur. Since 1990 it has worked on harm reduction for psychoactive drug use and on the prevention of HIV, hepatitis and other sexually transmitted infections. It runs Le Comptoir L'Echange, a low-threshold needle exchange and addiction support service, alongside the SASHA hepatitis care team, the SALMA parenthood and maternity service, a housing-focused mobile team (T0SA) and the peer-based Opération Boule de Neige. Its target public is people who use drugs and are marginalised or homeless, as well as women who use substances and incarcerated people with drug-related issues. The organisation also runs street outreach and needle collection, and works in partnership with local institutions.

Location

Namur, Belgium

Founded

1990

Organisation type

Association

Legal form

ASBL

Legal name

ASBL Namur Entraide Sida

Focus areas

harm reductionHIV preventionhepatitisaddictionneedle exchangepeer educationhousing

Languages

FR

Causes & programmes

Causes

AddictionHealthHousing & Homelessness

Works for

People in povertyHomeless peoplePatientsWomen & GirlsFamiliesChildrenPrisoners & Ex-offenders

How they work

Direct servicesAwareness & educationCommunity programmesCapacity building

Programmes

Le Comptoir L'Echange

Addiction

Approved low-threshold service for specialised addiction care and support, including a needle exchange, harm reduction, and social and medical support for people who use drugs.

SASHA

Health

Multidisciplinary team supporting and monitoring people living with hepatitis, including access to treatment and consultations with a gastro-hepatologist.

SALMA

Addiction

Parenthood and maternity service providing early, ongoing support to women who use drugs, alcohol, medicines or substitution treatment, and their children.

Équipe mobile T0SA

Housing & Homelessness

Mobile harm reduction support team focused on housing, providing intensive, continuous, low-threshold accompaniment for people who use illegal psychoactive substances.

Opération Boule de Neige

Addiction

Peer-to-peer HIV, hepatitis and harm reduction prevention, in which trained drug users pass on health information to their peers and collect data on practices.

Credentials & affiliations

Partnerships

Relais Social Urbain Namurois

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