Read More 2 minute read SDF News #StopTheDeaths website launched for International Overdose Awareness Day 2019 A new website has been launched for the #StopTheDeaths initiative, which provides information on how to take part… byLisa MacleanAugust 30, 2019
Read More 2 minute read SDF News Join us at our SDF Roadshow events in Edinburgh and Glasgow Scottish Drugs Forum (SDF) is delighted to announce a further two events in our 2019 Roadshow series in… byLisa MacleanAugust 12, 2019
Read More 1 minute read SDF News We’re hiring – Senior Development Officer for the Addiction Worker Training Project A fantastic opportunity to take the lead of an award-winning project has arisen at Scottish Drugs Forum. We… byLisa MacleanAugust 9, 2019
Read More 4 minute read SDF News Blog: Poverty is the root of Scotland’s fatal drug overdose crisis Scottish Drugs Forum’s CEO, David Liddell, was recently invited to write a guest blog post for The Poverty… byLisa MacleanAugust 6, 2019
Read More 3 minute read SDF News Blog: Lack of access to treatment and prescribing practice contribute to drug death figures On the 16th of July 2019 , it was announced that 1,187 people had died of a drug… byLisa MacleanJuly 16, 2019
Read More 1 minute read SDF News Nurses who work with people who use substances in Scotland views sought for short online survey Nurses who work directly with people who use substances are being asked to fill out a short survey… byLisa MacleanJune 28, 2019
Read More 1 minute read Reports Resources SDF News Find out about all SDF’s work in our new Annual Review for 2018/19 Scottish Drugs Forum are delighted to share with you our Annual Review for 2018/19, which includes various examples… byLisa MacleanJune 25, 2019
Read More 2 minute read SDF News Westminster inquiry on problem drug use in Scotland hears evidence from SDF Scottish Drugs Forum were delighted to host members of the Scottish Affairs Select Committee and assit them with… byLisa MacleanJune 25, 2019
Read More 2 minute read SDF News New Scottish app launched to help young people with autism be safe and have fun with their sexual health CKUK Common Knowledge and Scottish Drug Forum have launched Be Safe Have Fun – the first sexual health… byLisa MacleanJune 19, 2019
Read More 4 minute read SDF News Celebrations at the Scottish Parliament as AWTP trainees graduate and launch new careers Sixteen graduates from the Scottish Drugs Forum’s award-winning Addiction Worker Training Project (AWTP) celebrated their achievements at a… byLisa MacleanJune 13, 2019