Martin Pagé has been the executive director of the organization Dopamine since 2013, he has worked for the last 29 years in harm reduction organizations in Montreal and Toronto. HIV harm reduction specialist. He began his work focusing on preventing HIV transmission and improving the quality of life of people living with HIV who use drugs. He has also collaborated with various public health organizations for the development and implementation of risk reduction strategies for people who use drugs, such as the distribution of clean syringes, the implementation of the supervised consumption rooms in Montreal, the creation of a community medical clinic facilitating access to opioid antagonist treatments as well as sexual health education. His activism commitment revolves around human rights, the promotion of a supportive and inclusive health system in order to reduce stigma and improve health outcomes for vulnerable populations. Finally, he has both experiential and academic knowledge in the field of addiction.
Dopamine is a Montreal community organization, located in the Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district, whose mission is to welcome, support and accompany people who use drugs.