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Campaigners call for care and compassion towards people who use drugs
December 16, 2019
In a new video for the #SaferFromHarm campaign, Nicole Ryan, whose brother Alex died of a drug related death in 2016, is calling for a compassionate response to people who use drugs, free from shame and stigma.
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How to reduce drug related risks this Christmas
December 16, 2019
If you do take drugs over the festive season – follow these Harm Reduction tips. #SaferFromHarm
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2017 data released today shows that drug deaths continue to rise in Ireland
December 12, 2019
Figures released today by the Health Research Board show that there were 786 drug related deaths in Ireland in 2017 – over two people a day. The National Drug Related Deaths Index (NDRDI), which is compiled on an annual basis from a variety of sources nationwide is the most reliable source of data on drug related deaths in the state.
As with previous years, deaths are categorised as poisoning deaths – those from overdose, of which there were 376 in 2017; and non-poisoning deaths – those from trauma or medical events as a result of drug use, of which there were 410. -
Ana Liffey Drug Project – Annual Report 2018
December 11, 2019
This morning Ana Liffey Drug Project launch their 2018 Annual Report. The event took place in the offices of Dublin Town at their offices on Middle Abbey Street.
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VOLUNTEER WITH ANA LIFFEY DRUG PROJECT LIMERICK
November 20, 2019
Ana Liffey Drug Project is an addiction service which supports people who use drugs and alcohol in the Mid-West Region. Ana Liffey is a harm reduction service, meaning we focus on helping people to be safer in their lifestyles and to achieve their goal. We are now recruiting volunteers to join our busy, skilled team for at least one half day per week. Our volunteers gain experience in a variety of roles including outreach, needle and syringe programme and drop in work.