The Drugs & Alcohol Today exhibition co-hosted with the 16th Annual Sussex DAAT Drug & Alcohol conference
Thursday 5th July 2012 Holiday Inn, Brighton
The event features a full programme of CPD accredited seminars and the exhibition of local, regional and national organisations and projects.
Only £30 to attend, with free places available to people currently using drug and/or alcohol services, unwaged, full-time students and volunteers.
How to register to attend
- Further information and register to attend at: www.drugsandalcoholtodayexhibition.co.uk
- Contact Pavilion customer services on 01273 43 49 43 or info@pavpub.com
Exhibitors include
- ADFAM
- Pavilion bookshop
- Brighton & Hove Drug & Alcohol Action Team
- Frontier Medical Group
- Action for Change
- Blithe Computer Systems
- Phoenix Futures
- Kenward Trust
- Open University
- Trust the Process Counselling
- Illy Systems
Seminars include
- Drugs strategy update: the current landscape
- Unpicking the alcohol recovery agenda: how can local authorities combine responsibilities and resources to maximum benefit?
- The long view: what does the future look like for the sector without a national champion?
- Managing substance misuse during pregnancy
- What does recovery mean for families?
- Prevention, alcohol, and young people
- Transitions for young people
- Case Study: Delivering an effective early intervention model for drugs & alcohol – Nottingham DrugAware Programme
- Resilience
- Recovery Pathway
- Case Study: The Frequent Flyers Project
- Case Study: The hostel-based Clinical Nurse Pilot
- Peer mentoring, SMART and volunteering
- Drug & alcohol consultations in A&E
- Workforce support & development
- Case study: Operation Street
- Joint commissioning for substance misuse
- The role of GPs in recovery
Speakers include
- Martin Barnes, Chief Executive, DrugScope
- Eric Appleby, Chief Executive, Alcohol Concern
- Carole Sharma, Chief Executive, Federation of Drug & Alcohol Professionals
- Richard Pike, South East Recovery Community Coordinator, CRI
- Joss Smith, Director of Policy and Regional Development, ADFAM
- Andy Winter, Chief Executive, Brighton Housing Trust
- Mark Gilman, National Strategic Recovery Lead, National Treatment Agency
- Sergeant Richard Siggs, Sussex Police
- Nicola Singleton, Director of Policy Research, UKDPC
- Tom Scanlon, Director of Public Health, NHS Brighton & Hove
