25 January 2022 Following the nationwide campaign promoting take-home naloxone, SDF’s e-learning resource Overdose Prevention, Intervention, and Naloxone has been
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21 Jan
The quality of SDF’s training endorsed by unique award
21 January 2022 Scottish Drugs Forum has been endorsed by Skills for Health through the award of both the Quality
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Remembering David Stuart
20th January 2022 David Stuart the substance use lead at 56 Dean Street, the pioneering sexual health service for men
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Right to Recovery: Joint Statement Response
13th January 2022 Organisations release joint statement in opposition to proposed bill SDF and six other organisations have released
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SDF HIV resource revised and updated
6th December 2021 Scottish Drugs Forum has revised and updated its resource for frontline workers working with people at risk
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New good practice guidance on the provision of injecting equipment published
28th October 2021 Good practice guidance on the provision of injecting equipment in Scotland has been published. This is the
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SDF study benchmarks progress towards MAT implementation
26th October 2021 The living experience of people in medication assisted treatment (MAT) has been surveyed by a team of
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SDF launches accessibility and language support on our websites
1st October 2021 Scottish Drugs Forum are pleased to announce that, as part of efforts to make our services more
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How to Save a Life – campaign toolkit
21st September 2021 Scottish Drugs Forum has now launched the How to Save a Life campaign toolkit. The kit features
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Sexual Health and Blood Borne Viruses – Learning Needs report published
17 September 2021 A new report has been published by Scottish Drugs Forum which assesses the learning needs of the
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