
National Records of Scotland confirm almost no change in rate of drug-related deaths New statistics show that there were 1330
Read MoreNational Records of Scotland confirm almost no change in rate of drug-related deaths New statistics show that there were 1330
Read More24 May 2022 Cab drivers for Edinburgh’s Central Taxis have agreed to carry naloxone as part of a campaign to
Read More20 May 2022 A new report describes the experiences of people who have given assistance to someone who presented as
Read More23 February 2022 More than 20 drivers for Glasgow Taxis have applied to receive and carry naloxone as part of
Read More17 February 2022 Police officers across Scotland will be able to carry and use naloxone and so contribute to The
Read More09 February 2022 Firefighters can now volunteer to carry the opiate overdose reversal medication. As part of a project funded
Read More28 January 2022 A new taxi will promote overdose awareness and the supply, carriage, and use of naloxone as it
Read More25 January 2022 Following the nationwide campaign promoting take-home naloxone, SDF’s e-learning resource Overdose Prevention, Intervention, and Naloxone has been
Read More21st September 2021 Scottish Drugs Forum has now launched the How to Save a Life campaign toolkit. The kit features
Read More10th September 2021 SDF have launched an online survey seeking to gain insight into the experiences of people who have
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