Marlene Taylor is to step down from her role as Service Manager with Family Addiction Support Service (FASS) later this
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Marlene Taylor to step down from FASS after ten years at helm
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15 Jun
Warning over blotters potentially being sold as LSD
Following a recent recovery of the hallucinogenic substance 25i-NBOH potentially being sold as LSD in Greater Glasgow and Clyde and
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Trainees celebrate starting new careers in helping people with drug and alcohol problems
Twenty three graduates from the Scottish Drugs Forum’s award-winning Addiction Worker Training Project (AWTP) celebrated their achievements at a completion
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Free drug and alcohol awareness courses for people who work in Glasgow – New dates added
New dates have been added for drug and alcohol awareness training courses specifically developed for people who work within Glasgow
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Volunteering for all – A week to celebrate inclusivity in volunteering
As part of the wider Volunteers Week Scotland celebrations, Scottish Drugs Forum is acknowledging the vital contribution that volunteers make
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Why Scotland needs a new approach to drugs policy
Scottish Drugs Forum’s CEO, David Liddell, has written an article that was recently published in the Sunday Herald in which
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Award-winning employment initiative gets £25,000 grant to increase trainees’ financial awareness
Scottish Drugs Forum’s multi-award winning Addiction Worker Training Project (AWTP) has secured a £25,000 grant from the Bank of Scotland
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UK’s first city centre recreational drug safety testing facility opens in Bristol
Following a series of pilots across music festivals, the UK’s first ever recreational drug safety testing facility has opened in
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Scottish National Naloxone Programme a benchmark of success
The Scottish National Naloxone Programme has been recognised in a new toolkit for countries and organisations who hope to implement
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Two new synthetic cannabinoids to be placed under control across the EU
The European Union has decided to subject two new synthetic cannabinoids to control measures across the 28 Member States. Harmful
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