2019 Alcohol & Other Drugs Training Calendar
AOD 2019 Check out the many and varied courses/training being offered by NWRDTAF Training and Education Coordinator for 2019. Contact: Christina McEleney on: 087 […]
Read moreSt Patrick’s Day Small Grants 2019
NWRDATF Small Grants Ad St Patrick’s Day 2019 NWRDATF Small Grants Terms and Conditions 2019 St Patrick’s Day Small Grants Fund 2019 Application Reducing-Harm-Supporting-Recovery-2017-2025 […]
Read moreAlcohol and Drugs: A Parent’s guide
practical advice to help you communicate with your child about alcohol and other drugs ‘Start a discussion with your teenager and come from a […]
Read morePress Release -Launch of Healthy Ireland Survey 2018
Press Release Wednesday 24th October 2018 Launch of Healthy Ireland Survey 2018 Estimated 80,000 fewer smokers Where you live impacts your health Binge drinking […]
Read moreNational Drug-Related Deaths Index: 2004 to 2015 data
Drug-Related Deaths in Ireland 2004 to 2015 This update (attached in the link above) presents figures from the National Drug-Related Deaths Index (NDRDI) on […]
Read moreReport: Parent alcohol misuse & its impact on children
This report (UK) is based on independent research commissioned from the Children’s Policy Research Unit and funded by the National Institute for Health Research […]
Read moreAlcohol Bill, finally passes through Oireachtas
http://www.thejournal.ie/alcohol-bill-ireland-4279415-Oct2018/ Click on the link above to read the full article. THE PUBLIC HEALTH (Alcohol) Bill is to go to President Michael D Higgins […]
Read moreWorld Mental Health day Activities in Sligo, 10.10.18
The Task Force has been granted Once Off Minister’s Initiative funding from the Department of Health to strengthen the capacity of task forces to […]
Read morePress Release: Slaintecare priorities 2019
”Minister Catherine Byrne said: ‘Implementing the health-led national drugs strategy continues to be a Government priority. Within the increased envelope of resources available, my […]
Read moreIrish Teens – among the worst in Europe for problem drinking.
http://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/newsireland/uk-and-irish-teenagers-among-worst-in-europe-for-problem-drinking/ar-AAAEwbT?li=BBr5HCU&ocid=UE07DHP Click on the link above to read the article.
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