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Report highlights need to work together to address drug-related intimidation
January 26, 2021
Drug-related intimidation – such as attempts to recover drug debts or otherwise enforce discipline in drug markets through actual or threatened violence – is a complex issue that requires cooperation across the community to address effectively, according to a report today published by the Ana Liffey Drug Project. ‘Debts, Threats, Distress and Hope – Towards Understanding Drug-Related Intimidation in Dublin’s North East Inner City’ is the final report of the drug-related intimidation initiative, a project set up in September 2019 to look at the issue in the local area. The report reveals that over 4 in 5 respondents to an online survey aimed at those living and/or working in the NEIC area were aware of drug-related intimidation as an issue in the area, with over 1 in 5 reporting that they had experienced it themselves.
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Launch of new website of umbrella organisation for voluntary drug and alcohol services in Ireland.
October 15, 2020
Minister Feighan stated: “‘I acknowledge the key role played by the national voluntary drug and alcohol sector in the implementation of the national drug strategy. It is a main provider of drug and alcohol services, in partnership with the HSE and the drug and alcohol task forces. I am working with the sector to restore drug and alcohol services as part of the national framework for living with Covid-19. I welcome the launch of their new website which will be an essential resource for its member organisations and its service users.”
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We are recruiting for Registered General/Psychiatric Nurses
September 23, 2020
Ana Liffey Drug Project, Depaul Ireland and Coolmine TC are recruiting for the following roles:Registered General/Psychiatric Nurse Fixed-Term Contract -
Ana Liffey Drug Project is recruiting in Dublin
September 13, 2020
Ana Liffey Drug Project is now recruiting for Relief Workers in our Dublin service.
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New video highlights how COVID-19 is reshaping drug policies and service delivery
July 3, 2020
Watch the new video produced by the LSE International Drug Policy Unit. The video highlights how COVID-19 has, generally, amplified drug policies across the world – jurisdictions with punitive policies become more punitive; and jurisdictions with progressive policies become more progressive.