More and more, drugs users environments demand a series of services and public management devices. RAPS (The Psychosocial Health Care Network) usually provides the target public with social actions including local-specific nursing and care, by offering them professional treatment and social assistance and having their needs supplied in their living areas. CAP AD (The Center of Health Care for Alcoholics and Other Addicts) is one of the programs which undertakes local actions in such scenarios. However, as the project has struggled against financial hardships and faced other obstacles along with their performance, the working conditions have grown even more precarious in face of the Coronavirus pandemics. Being so, we intend to present how CAP AD has currently dealt with the aggravating problematics in their working environments, what challenges they have confronted and what has been changed in their care-taking actions owing to the pandemics.