INHSU 2026

6-9 OCTOBER 2026

Clarion Congress Hotel Prague
Czech Republic

The 14th International Conference
on Health and Hepatitis
in Substance Users

View Sponsorship Prospectus

 

Why sponsor?

INHSU 2026 Sponsorship Prospectus

 

By supporting INHSU 2026, you are directly supporting INHSU’s objective to promote scientific knowledge, medical advancement and the delivery of effective healthcare for people who use drugs. Supporting the conference as an official sponsor gives you the opportunity to:

  • Access and engage with INHSU’s unique audience of researchers, practitioner, policymakers, advocates and more.
  • Create awareness and understanding online and in-person by showcasing your products, services, and brand via our brand new hybrid conference model.
  • Build and Improve relationships with current and potential clients before, during and after the conference with a broad range of brand awareness activities.
  • Enhance your credibility and corporate social responsibility by providing ethical support to the sector at a time when it is needed more than ever. 
  • Support and contribute to the exchange of knowledge, by providing educational opportunities to conference delegates

To find out more about the Sponsorship & Exhibition opportunities available, please contact:

INHSU 2026 Supporter Inquiries
E: [email protected]

Please note that we advise you to secure your participation early in order to gain long-term exposure.

What our delegates say

I have been coming to INHSU for many years as I like the mix of very good scientific content combined with policy and advocacy. It is also a very good networking occasion, where you meet a lot of colleagues from different parts of the harm reduction field.

Dr. Niklas Luhmann, attended from World Health Organization

 

 

…there are probably too many conferences. But then I would say that there are exceptions. And last year’s conference and the Policy Day was an exception for me. We had the right people in the room, and we were able to plan a way forward. I go to a lot of meetings and they don’t always have that impression on me.

Susie McLean, attended from Global Fund