Scottish Drugs Forum are pleased to announce that four new training courses have been developed specifically for people who work
Read More09 Nov
Free drug and alcohol awareness courses for people who work in Glasgow
Category: SDF News
08 Nov
Scotland’s National Naloxone Programme outcomes for 2016/17 published
An annual report which provides data on the number of take-home naloxone kits supplied by Scotland’s National Naloxone Programme in
Read More07 Nov
The Psychoactive Substances Act – What you need to know
After almost a year of debate since its initial proposal, the Psychoactive Substances Bill (now referred to as the Psychoactive
Read More07 Nov
George Allan’s Resources Corner – The essential skills
Chair of Scottish Drugs Forum, George Allan, writes a bimonthly ‘Resources Corner’ column, which is published in Drink and Drug
Read More30 Oct
Scottish Drugs Forum upcoming training dates (November update)
There are places available for a number of upcoming SDF training courses taking place across Scotland, which are free to
Read More24 Oct
EMCDDA publishes its first European guide on responding to drug problems
A new European guide has been published by the EU Drugs Agency (EMCDDA), which includes the agency’s first overview of
Read More27 Sep
Question mark looms over Scotland’s busiest needle exchange whilst HIV outbreak continues
Scotland’s busiest needle exchange for people who inject drugs is currently under discussion to be shut, despite warnings that the
Read More19 Sep
Thank you from the Addiction Worker Training Project
Scottish Drugs Forum and all the trainees on the Addiction Worker Training Project (AWTP) would like to thank everyone who
Read More13 Sep
Testing Week Scotland an opportunity to speak to people at risk of HIV/hepatitis C
As part of Testing Week Scotland, Scottish Drugs Forum are encouraging service planners and providers who may come into contact
Read More13 Sep
‘Hepatitis See’ reducing stigma campaign recognised in The Lancet medical journal
The Hepatitis See campaign, led by Hepatitis Scotland for World Hepatitis Day, has been recognised in an article published in
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