alcoholpolicy.net and London Drug & Alcohol Network are pleased to annouce a new series of free action planning workshops for local alcohol champions.
The first workshop in the series is already heavily oversubscribed and so will be repeated later in the year. If you are interested in coming along to the repeated workshop on improving alcohol treatment - or any of the workshops in the series, please contact Libby Ranzetta. The workshops will be in central London, but we will run them elsewhere if there is enough demand.
aim of the workshops: to drive local action on alcohol through practical guidance
target audience: local alcohol champions (we mean anyone who wants to get things moving on alcohol)
why attend: these workshops will change your
(working) life. Action on alcohol has
been bogged down in talking endlessly about all too familiar problems, and
waiting for funding. There is important
work we can be doing now, with existing resources. Come and get started.
about us: alcoholpolicy.net is behind the Alcohol Policy UK website and podcast for the alcohol harm reduction field. We are an informal network of consultants, researchers and practitioners, keen to share our learning and ideas. Our motto: nonus reinventare wheela.
LDAN is the London Drug and Alcohol Network – developing substance misuse policy and supporting the capital’s treatment sector
other info: the workshops are free; places will be allocated on a first-come first-served basis. The first workshop on 21st February is fully booked. Dates for the other workshops will be announced shortly.
The six workshops are:
- improving alcohol treatment in the real world
- alcohol, asb and offending - breaking the link
- alcohol and domestic violence – working with DV victims
who have alcohol problems
- alcohol and domestic violence - working with perpetrators
who have alcohol problems
- tackling street drinking – DPPOs, wet centres and other
likely stories
- alcohol, children and families – developing useful strategies within existing resources
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