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Ireland’s innovative approach to supporting homeless and drug using populations during #COVID19 saved lives
July 1, 2020
Dublin has outperformed even best-case scenarios for COVID-19 mortality among homeless and drug using populations, according to a new report released today (Wednesday 1 July).
The paper ‘Saving Lives in the time of COVID-19 – Case Study of Harm Reduction, Homelessness and Drug Use Dublin, Ireland’ reveals that a pragmatic and well-coordinated government response alongside housing provision and the expansion of harm reduction services, saved lives and ensured the protection of a vulnerable group.
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New report highlights challenges in street tablet use
April 28, 2020
A report published by Ana Liffey Drug Project today highlights the increase in use and availability of street tablets and an increase in the number of deaths and non-fatal overdoses involving benzodiazepines and other prescribable drugs in recent years in Ireland. It also notes changes in drugs markets, with purchasing online bringing significant regulatory challenges.
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ANA LIFFEY DRUG PROJECT ARE RECRUITING…
February 17, 2020
Ana Liffey are recruiting a full time administrator (6 month fixed term).
Ana Liffey is a low threshold, harm reduction organisation providing addiction supports to people with multiple and complex needs.
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Peers, Politicians & Public Health – Responding to New Psychoactive Substances in Ireland.
January 2, 2020
At the beginning of the last decade the sale, and consumption, of New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) had become a significant problem in Ireland. As a new decade begins, Tony Duffin, CEO of Ana Liffey, looks back on some of what happened with regard to NPS.
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Powdered Cocaine & Crack Overdose information for people this Festive Season…
December 20, 2019
The number of Cocaine poisoning deaths increased from 42 in 2016 to 53 in 2017, an increase of 26%. As people begin to enjoy the Festive Season, we would like to remind people, who choose to use cocaine, about this and restate some public health advice…