Explore evolving chemsex trends, practices, and substances in Asia Pacific - including localised drivers, community experiences, and emerging needs - to inform responsive, choice-based, and culturally relevant health services, and policies.

Support learning, capacity strengthening, and knowledge exchange among healthcare providers, practitioners, and researchers to promote more affirming, informed, and contextually appropriate approaches to chemsex-related care and research.

Foster cross-sectoral collaboration and co-creation among people with lived experience, healthcare providers, community organisations, researchers, policymakers, and donors to build resilient, community-rooted systems of care.

Advance people-centered, evidence-informed, and agency-affirming harm reduction practices that prioritise autonomy, dignity, and the mental health and wellbeing of individuals and communities engaged in chemsex

Promote enabling, rights-based policies that support safe, stigma-free, and accessible chemsex-related services and protect the health and rights of people who engage in chemsex.