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Strengthening the
Voice of the Sector

NIADA is the alliance which facilitates co-operation among voluntary and community sector organisations supporting those affected by alcohol and drug use, and their families

What We Do
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NIADA was established in 2016

NIADA’s key purposes are to:

  • Provide a cohesive voice for members
  • Advocate and influence policy, practice and service delivery
  • Campaign for the voluntary and community sector to be involved in the development, design and delivery of drug and alcohol services
  • Provide members with direct access to PHA, HSCB and DoH decision making processes
  • Provide members with networking, information sharing and publicity opportunities

 

NIADA Working Groups

NIADA continue to focus on a number of key issues within our working groups

More Info
NIADA MUP Clinic at Stormont

News

NIADA MUP Clinic at Stormont
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04 Nov

Events

NIADA Conference – The Price of Pills.
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NIADA Review

publications

NIADA Review
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Department of Health @healthdpt ·
10 Dec

📹 Belfast man Michael Main became addicted to combination painkillers 12 years ago.

💊 At the height of his addiction, he was taking 64 tablets daily and weighed 4 stone.

🗣️ Speak to your GP or Pharmacist about treatment

👉 More info: http://t.ly/rKsHo @BelfastTrust

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ASCERT @ascertni ·
6 Dec

Mixing drugs/substances is incredibly dangerous - and this includes alcohol as a substance 🚑 It can cause unpredictable effects and increased risk of overdose

#ASCERT #ReducingHarm #SupportingPositiveChange

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