Empowered collective voice having the ability to speak and advocate for reform, influence and create future drug policies and treatment services and support groups that work for the benefit of society.

Broker and support health based programs at local level so that that individuals, families and communities affected by problematic substance use have access to quality, effective care and support to achieve wellbeing through health and community engagement.

Reduce the discrimination and stigma that keeps people from seeking help or moving on to better lives once they achieve it.

Build and strengthen coalitions between drug reform organisations, recovery and drug user community.