Title: Hemp WeavingMinimum capital: 5,000,000 TomansRisk: LowProfitability: Medium-term (1 year)Manpower: 1 to 3 peopleScale: Annual production of more than 10 thousand types of forensic industries
Title: TailoringMinimum capital: 20,000,000 TomansRisk: MediumProfitability: Medium-term (1 year)Manpower: 5 to 10 peopleScale: Annual production of more than 20,000 types of clothing
Title: Packaging of dried vegetablesMinimum capital: 32,000,000 TomansRisk: MediumProfitability: Medium-term (1 year)Manpower: 1 to 3 peopleScale: 7.5 kg per day
Title: Leather embroideryMinimum capital: 160,000,000 TomansRisk: MediumProfitability: Medium-term (1 year)Manpower: 3 to 10 peopleScale: Annual production of more than 20,000 types of leather products
The harm reduction shelter is a station to provide harm reduction services in city-level hangouts to enhance the access of addicts and the homeless to harm reduction services. These shelters offer services similar to a drop-in center, but instead of providing services in a fixed building, these services are provided in a shelter that can be moved to addicts’ hangouts.
Overnight shelters have been set up for temporary and night accommodation of homeless addicts with high-risk behaviors. The center is open from 5:00 pm to 8:00 am the next day and a hot dinner and breakfast are served to help-seekers. The services of this center include: Providing a good place and bathing facilities; Providing at least two sets of clothes […]
Harm reduction is a set of policies, programs and interventions that are primarily aimed at reducing the health, social and economic consequences of substance abuse and psychedelics and are not necessarily associated with reducing substance abuse. Drug users, families, and the community benefit from harm reduction programs. DIC is abbreviation of Drop-In Center that means harm reduction transient center. This […]
This center was introduced by the State Welfare Organization as “the first comprehensive women’s harm reduction center” in the country and operates for free and round-the-clock accommodation for homeless women and children in the city. More than 100 homeless women come to the center every day. The target group of this center is all socially harmed women (addicted or not) […]
Following the implementation of the strike plan of the Tehran Anti-Narcotics Police to collect and organize women notorious for addiction, before referring them to addiction treatment camps and undergoing compulsory treatment, this institute conducted screening (medical visit, cleaning and lice removal, taking addiction and pregnancy tests) and qualifying help-seekers for referral to treatment.
In this project, by setting up social service bases, we established databases and identified social resources, harms, defenseless urban spaces and harmed and vulnerable people, as well as working children and street children in neighborhoods. We followed up the help-seekers’ problems until the result was obtained and referred them to the service organs.
