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The
focus of this particular section of the website is to encourage and promote
the learning and acquisition of knowledge, in addition to a deeper understanding
of Harm Reduction, and the drug-associated problems that led to the development
of the Harm Reduction movement.
It is hoped that the provision of this knowledge will aid and assist in
any research you are conducting in this field, in addition to highlighting
and removing any misconceptions about drug abuse, that you, or others may
have.
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'Talk to Frank' - an innovative new campaign for young
people and their parents. It focuses on the most vulnerable young people
and on helping parents to access information and advice to enable them to
talk to their children.
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DrugScope
is the UK's leading independent centre of expertise on drugs. Our aim is
to inform policy development and reduce drug-related risk. We provide quality
drug information, promote effective responses to drug taking, undertake
research at local, national and international levels, advise on policy-making,
encourage informed debate and speak for our member organisations working
on the ground.
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www.drugs.gov.uk
A
cross-government website edsigned to support the National Drug Strategy
and the work of Drug Action Teams. It contains information for DATs and
interested individuals to find out about the Government’s Drug Strategy.
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The
United Kingdom Harm Reduction Alliance UKHRA is a campaigning network spread
across the UK, as well as promoting harm reduction and evidence based drug
policy by writing policy proposals and responses to government consultations;
they also have an annual conference, details of the 2003 conference are
now featured on their website. They also have several active email discussion
lists. If you are interested in harm reduction, we would encourage you
to join one or more of our lists.
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