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DULF is a community coalition formed to provide tangible solutions to BC's overdose crisis. Regulating the drug market through community-led compassion clubs is the most accessible way of providing immediate safe supply.

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Rachel Lamont

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Joanna Gislason

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Leslie McBain

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Jeremy Kalicum

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Dana Larsen

$16,465 CAD

DULF FOREVER. Leading the way to end the genoci...

Online Silent...

$9,728 CAD

Rachel Lamont

$6,500 CAD

jean swanson

$6,000 CAD

Red Gate Arts...

$5,951 CAD

AIVL Finance ...

$5,100 CAD

Coca Leaf Caf...

$3,780 CAD

Thomas

$3,500 CAD

Joanna Gislason

Liberator

$3,350 CAD

silent auctio...

$3,005 CAD

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Credit from Guest to DULF • October 6, 2024

+$20.00CAD

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Credit from gilgo to DULF • October 5, 2024

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Credit from J to DULF • October 5, 2024

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$23,797.74 CAD

Total income

$173,164.17 CAD

Total disbursed

$149,366.43 CAD

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About

All levels of government have abandoned us, you have the responsibility to stop blocking access to a safe supply of drugs, and must immediately provide us with safe drugs, this is willful negligence. We demand:

All levels of government must immediately fund programs for safe and accessible supplies of all drugs, including cocaine, heroin, and crystal meth, by directly listening to user groups and people who use drugs, and adding these drugs to the formulary, or allow us to create routes of access ourselves.
All levels of government must immediately give us an accessible legal framework that decriminalizes, licenses, funds, and provides facility spaces for heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine compassion clubs.

The data has been collected, research done, and concrete solutions proposed, but people are still dying in unprecedented numbers. It is past time to take real action.

We are no longer willing to stand by and bear witness to the devastation of our community.

BC’s steps toward mitigating overdose risk, while laudable in themselves, have taken too long to implement, do not go far enough, and are not universally accepted. Drastically more is needed, immediately, to prevent more deaths.

We have countless agencies, authorities, and officials with the power to ensure that the lives of substance users are not seen as expendable in the province of British Columbia. We call on every leader in British Columbia to step up to and face this dire need for accountability and own the responsibility they have been given to stop this senseless cycle of death.

With profound frustration and hearts that have been obliterated by grief we share this message; step up and address the issues that are killing us, or allow us access to the resources and funds to do it ourselves, outside of the constraints of this discriminatory structure.