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WATCH: Ana Liffey’s video submission to the Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use
June 26, 2023
The Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use has invited submissions from stakeholders and the wider public who wish to engage with them.
Ana Liffey has submitted a video to the Citizens Assembly and we invite you to watch it too!
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Join Ana Liffey and help us make a difference in people’s lives.
May 9, 2023
Ana Liffey Drug Project is hiring nurses and project workers in Dublin.
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‘We Are Innovative’ – Ana Liffey’s 40th Anniversary Conference Report
May 2, 2023
On 8th December 2022 Ana Liffey held it’s 40th Anniversary Conference entitled ‘We Are Innovative’ in the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Dublin
We have produced a memento of this special occasion to mark such a wonderful day of celebration. You can download the conference report here.
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Working To Decriminalise People Who Use Drugs
March 3, 2023
Today sees the publication of a new report, Working To Decriminalise People Who Use Drugs which describes how progress has been made across five different jurisdictions – Scotland, Ireland, Norway, Poland and the US State of Maine.
Welcoming the report Tony Duffin CEO of Ana Liffey Drug Project said,
“This report is very timely. Not just for the counties evaluated, but across all jurisdictions where drug policy is being debated. For example, in Ireland the Government recently established a Citizens Assembly on Drug Use to consider the legislative, policy and operational changes the State could make to significantly reduce the harmful impacts of illicit drugs and make recommendations. Available as of today, this report is a significant addition to the literature and can help to inform this debate.”
Download the report here.
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Ana Liffey welcomes government announcement to establish a Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use
February 14, 2023
The Government has today (Tuesday 14/02/2023) agreed to establish a Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use.
The Citizens’ Assembly will be asked to consider the legislative, policy and operational changes the State could make to significantly reduce the harmful impacts of illicit drugs on individuals, families, communities and wider society.