DS Daily - 20th September 2011 |
Residential rehabilitation (drugs and alcohol) service provider survey
The Recovery Partnership is preparing a paper for the Inter-Ministerial Group on Drugs on residential rehabilitation provision and support. We will be producing different surveys to help inform the paper and will be consulting widely with service providers, service users, membership bodies and others. Please complete this survey if you are a provider of a residential rehabilitation service or services. All responses will be confidential | The Recovery Partnership, UK
Recovery Partnership briefing for the Inter-Ministerial Group on Drug Policy
The "Payment by Results and Recovery" paper was discussed at the September meeting of the Inter-Ministerial Group on Drugs | The Recovery Partnership, UK
Work Capability Assessment: Issues encountered by people with drug problems
The Work Capability Assessment - A Call for Evidence: Year 2 Independent Review, July 2011. A response co-ordinated by the | UK Drug Policy Commission
Free drug and alcohol awareness e-learning resource
A choice of two courses to complete | Kirklees Council, UK
Evidence based policy?
Why banning mephedrone may not have reduced harms to users | David Nutt's Blog, UK
Voices of experience: new Broadway research aims to help people move on from street drinking
Based on interviews with 61 current / former street drinkers, this research will help practitioners, commissioners and policymakers support people who drink on the streets to make positive changes in their lives. A workshop on the findings of this research will take place at the DrugScope conference on 2 November | Broadway, UK
Behavioural Insights Team Annual update 2010–11
Including: Alcohol – using multiple approaches | Cabinet Office, UK
Boris Johnson: 'stay sober, stay free from jail' says London mayor
Criminal alcoholics should be spared jail as long as they are subjected to twice daily breath tests, Boris Johnson has said | Telegraph, UK
Agencies must work together to prevent reoffending and homelessness
A new report by Homeless Link, the umbrella organisation for the homeless sector, calls for homelessness and criminal justice agencies to work together to prevent prison leavers reoffending or ending up on the street | Property Talk, UK
Effectiveness Bank passes million downloads mark!
Some time in the first fortnight of September 2011 the UK Effectiveness Bank passed a major milestone - the millionth download of its analyses of what works in the prevention, treatment and control of alcohol and drug problems | Drug and Alcohol Findings, UK
Reclaiming Futures: Improving Treatment for Youth Involved with the Juvenile Justice System
Reclaiming Futures is a national initiative launched by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in 2001, with the aim of improving alcohol and drug treatment for young people caught in the cycle of drugs, alcohol, and crime | ONDCP, USA
Teenagers in New York could face annual drug tests
A proposed law for New York state would require parents to give their children drug tests | BBC, UK
Drug control and crime prevention in Kyrgyzstan
While attending the 66th Session of the United Nations General Assembly, Executive Director Yury Fedotov today met with Kyrgyz President Roza Otunbayeva to discuss the country's partnership with | UNODC


