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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

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Increased Complexity of Clients’ Substance Use Needs and Service Provider Responses During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

News

Increased Complexity of Clients’ Substance Use Needs and Service Provider Responses During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic
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22 Nov

Events

Drug Related Deaths & Non Fatal Overdoses – A Health Crisis
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Increased Complexity of Clients’ Substance Use Needs and Service Provider Responses During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic

publications

Increased Complexity of Clients’ Substance Use Needs and Service Provider Responses During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Inspire @inspirewbgroup ·
5 Sep

DON'T FORGET
This Saturday, our Woodvale Community Wellbeing Service is hosting an Afternoon Tea Party and you are all invited!
Ballymena Methodist Church, Ballymoney Road, Ballymena
From 2pm to 4pm.
Tickets £15 each and all proceeds go to Woodvale Community Wellbeing Service!

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Alcohol Health Alliance UK @uk_aha ·
5 Sep

In a letter to @Telegraph today, AHA Chair, Prof Sir Ian Gilmore outlines how Minimum Unit Pricing could be a lifeline for pubs, and for our health.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/2024/09/05/letters-labour-shamefully-caved-anti-israel-wing/

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