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However, they are rarely discussed in these terms, and too often they are absent from policy and practice addressing the needs of the most vulnerable. It is a vicious circle. The focus of this research study has been on policy and practice to address the drug and alcohol treatment needs of women involved in street-based prostitution.
Tackling substance misuse is fundamental to reducing harm and supporting women to exit prostitution. So, what kinds of interventions work best?
How widely are they available? And, critically, what do the women themselves say about their expectations and experiences of services.
