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Archived Daily News - 16th April 2008
   
 
National Tackling Drugs Week - 19-23 May 2008
If you work in a local agency in the drugs field National Tackling Drugs Week will provide an opportunity to publicise your work in tackling drug issues in your community [Home Office, UK]
 
New FRANK resources for Mentors and Befrienders
Drugs information for Mentoring and Befriending organisations and volunteers [Home Office, UK]
 
Prison dismisses poor drug record
A prison governor claims statistics which imply his jail has a poor drugs record do not reflect the true picture [BBC, UK]
 
Making a Difference
Whilst at a meeting with Turning Point Chris was talking to one of the staff members about a job interview he has on Wednesday. He was a bit concerned about what to wear as he did not have any smart clothes. Turning Point were able to offer him a 'shopping spree' where they bought him a suit, shirt, tie and shoes [the prof speaks out]
 
The New Abstentionists - burning questions about drug treatment
Critique on the evidence for success used by both the treatment system and its critics [by Mike Ashton, DrugScope, UK]
 
National Drugs Strategy 2009-2016: Public consultation meetings
Mr Pat Carey, TD, Minister of State with responsibility for the National Drugs Strategy and the Steering Group established to develop proposals for a new Strategy, invite members of the public to a series of public consultation meetings on the National Drugs Strategy 2009-2016 [National Documentation Centre, Ireland]
 
Addiction and Mental Health Indicators Among Ontario Adults, 1977-2005
Highlights from the CAMH Monitore Report. 4-page PDF [CAMH, Canada]
 
ONDCP Launches American Indian Anti-Meth Campaign
The first ever anti-meth public service campaign targeted towards the American Indian and Native Alaskan populations [ONDCP, USA]
 
Govt urged to tackle alcohol abuse
A coalition of community groups is calling for the Government to take action to combat the growing problem of alcohol related violence [ABC, Australia]
 
Light beer loses ground to 'pops'
Australian's are turning their backs on lower-strength beers and boosting sales of higher-alcohol pre-mixed drinks, fuelling fresh concerns that the nation's young are developing a drinking problem [The Australian]
 
   

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