In Taiwan, two campaigns of health education and promotion are targeted at IDUs, at both the community level and in the criminal justice system. The HRPs, mentioned earlier, serve IDUs in their communities. They are implemented through neighbourhood pharmacies, clinics, and 87 referring hospitals throughout the country which provide clean syringes, counseling, health information, and long-term oral methadone maintenance treatment. Since 2006, such programmes have also been directed at IDUs in the criminal justice system, provided by local health departments and NGOs. In 2008, local police focused on illegal prostitutes, sex consumers, pimps, and suspected drug users; when they found such people, they immediately notified the local health departments so that medical staff could conduct blood screening and teach them about the disease. Between January and September of 2008, the police recorded 28,648 arrests of suspected drug users.