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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

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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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NIADA Welcome New Chairpersons
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Northern Ireland Healthcare Awards
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Minimum Unit Pricing Consultation Response
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NIADA @niada_info ·
27 Jan

SPOT THE SIGNS ⚠️ If you’re struggling to cope, you can speak to Lifeline’s qualified counsellors for free, 24/7. Call 0808 808 8000.
Link:
Learn more at http://lifelinehelpline.info

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NIADA @niada_info ·
25 Jan

If you are in distress or crisis, or you know someone who is, you can talk to one of Lifeline’s qualified counsellors for free, 24/7. Call Lifeline on 0808 808 8000.

Learn more at http://lifelinehelpline.info

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Public Health Agency @publichealthni ·
22 Jan

Not sure how to talk to young people about alcohol?

Visit http://www.pha.site/YourChildAndAlcohol for our leaflet with some tips and advice on starting the conversation.

It's best not to wait until your child starts drinking before bringing it up, have the chat now.

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