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ANA LIFFEY DRUG PROJECT ARE HIRING IN DUBLIN
April 25, 2019
Ana Liffey is now recruiting Project Workers for a variety of roles in our Dublin services.
Are you non-judgemental, flexible & hard working?
Do you want to help people with complex & multiple needs?
If the answer yes & yes – then consider applying to work for the Ana Liffey Drug Project. -
Marian Keyes, Damien Dempsey among host of Irish personalities joining the call to decriminalise people who use drugs
April 3, 2019
Marian Keyes, Damien Dempsey, Emmet Kirwan, James Kavanagh, Philly McMahon and many others have joined the #SaferFromHarm campaign to decriminalise people who use drugs. In a new campaign video Marian Keyes recognises that “how we currently treat drug users does not work and needs to change”, while Damien Dempsey believes that “we need to treat drug use as a health issue, not a criminal issue.”
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New addition to the aldp.ie resources page
March 11, 2019
We’ve just added the 1996 Annual Report from Ana Liffey Drug Project. Yes, that’s right from 23 years ago!
You can read it here.
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Philly McMahon says treating people who use drugs as criminals does not work – as latest report reveals that two people a day die from a drug related death in Ireland.
March 8, 2019
Figures released today by the Health Research Board show that there were 736 drug related deaths in Ireland in 2016 – 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.
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People are taking ‘trays’ of street tablets at a time…
February 22, 2019
Lord Mayor launches campaign in response to street tablet use in North Inner City Dublin