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Working with the communities of South and West Dublin, West Wicklow and Kildare to significantly reduce the harm caused to individuals and society by the misuse of drugs and alcohol.

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South Western Regional Drug & Alcohol Task Force

7 months ago

Improving police and community relations through integration and partnership #kildare community police paving the way. ... See MoreSee Less

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South Western Regional Drug & Alcohol Task Force

8 months ago

Slaintecare Healthy communities Athy launched by Minister Frank Feighan an excellent range of supports to the people of Athy ... See MoreSee Less

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South Western Regional Drug & Alcohol Task Force

8 months ago

Petition to keep the alcohol industry funded group out of our schools chng.it/DKGvtg7tGZ ‘We the undersigned are calling on Drinkaware, an organisation with close funding ties to the alcohol industry to cease all activity relating to schools-based education in Ireland. Drinkaware has indicated its intention to continue with the provision of teacher training and of their schools-based education programme against the advice of the Taoiseach, the HSE and the Department of Health. The World Health Organisation advise against the involvement of alcohol industry funded organisations in the delivery of education, prevention and public health information. Our children deserve better. Organisations funded by the alcohol industry have no place in Irish schools’. ... See MoreSee Less

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Demand that Drinkaware cease all education based activities with Irish schools

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South Western Regional Drug & Alcohol Task Force

8 months ago

Let's be clear the Alcohol industry, tobacco industry, organised crime gangs have no role to play in our schools, and the Government needs to resource the Dept of Education and HSE offer the school community the support each school requires ... See MoreSee Less

Taoiseach: Drinks industry should not be near schools

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The Taoiseach has said he does not believe the drinks industry should be involved in school training courses, highlighting the risks of alcohol.

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South Western Regional Drug & Alcohol Task Force

8 months ago

Drug and Alcohol Information and Support in Ireland - Drugs.ie

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Drug and Alcohol Information and Support for Teenagers, Parents and Carers. Free, Confidential Live Chat. Advice and Support from Drugs.ie

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