WA Substance Users Association (WASUA) is the state peer-based drug user organisation in WA representing the interests of people who use drugs illicitly. The South West needle exchange works in partnership with the SW Population Health Unit (SWPHU). Regional training, support and peer education sessions are delivered throughout the region.

Mobile Needle & Syringe Exchange Program (MNSEP);
Monday: Collie Hospital Car Park 5pm – 7pm

Tuesday: Busselton Hospital Car Park (opposite St John Ambulance) 5pm – 7pm

Wednesday: Manjimup Hospital Car Park 12pm – 1pm, Bunbury Jaycees Park (near train station, Forrest Rd) 4.30pm – 6.30pm

Fixed Needle and Syringe exchange program site open (97 Spencer St, Bunbury);
Mon to Wed 10am-2pm

Thurs to Fri 3.30pm-7.30pm

People in the Bunbury area who inject drugs including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, street-based sex workers, people from CALD backgrounds, people in custodial settings, people who currently use or may use substances illicitly

There are no requirements to use this service

(08) 9721 6699

0417 973 089

(08) 9791 3333