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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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A three-year strategy to tackle drug and alcohol misuse in the South-east region will be launched at Waterford IT tomorrow (Friday).
The strategy has been developed over 12 months, following public consultation and also a range of consultation events with target groups to ensure that the strategy meets evidenced need.
It has six strategic objectives, covering areas such as education and early intervention with young people; families and parents; delivering integrated treatment and support for people to sustain recovery; supporting and rebuilding communities affected by drug-related crime and anti-social behaviour; commissioning more and better research on trends in substance misuse and learning to build sound interventions to address these and building an effective partnership approach in the region through South East Regional Drug and Alcohol Task Force.
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