
Sarah Helm
Sarah Helm serves as the executive director of the New Zealand Drug Foundation, advocating for health-centered responses to drug addiction. She emphasizes the importance of reducing demand for methamphetamine through community-based programs and supports initiatives like the police-led Te Ara Oranga programme aimed at helping individuals struggling with substance use.
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Sarah Helm is the NZ Drug Foundation executive director who commented on the increase in cocaine consumption.
Cocaine use surges 43% in NZ wastewater drug tests as meth harm soarsSarah Helm is the executive director of the Drug Foundation and highlights the inadequacies of the current system in addressing addiction.
Moral failure or chronic illness? Meth use up 74%, cocaine use soars 229% but help for drug addiction gets harder to findFoundation executive director Sarah Helm called the law 'a colossal failure'.
Decriminalise, depoliticise, destigmatise: New report says drug laws are ‘colossal failure’ that exacerbate harmSarah Helm is the executive director of the Drug Foundation and recalls the urgency of the situation regarding the meth lollies.
Man charged with importing 3g blocks of meth disguised as lolliesExecutive director Sarah Helm told the Herald it’s not right that drugs can be openly listed for sale while public health information is flagged and disallowed.
56 drug ads on Facebook Marketplace: Delayed action from Meta sparks concern
Sarah Helm, executive director of the New Zealand Drug Foundation, emphasized the need to focus on reducing demand for methamphetamine.
Meth use in NZ spikes to record high - except in Ōpōtiki after Mongrel Mob bust


















