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Community Approach to Drugs and Alcohol Awareness

Join us at the Congress Center Elzenveld in Antwerpen on May 12, 2014, for a program focusing on community-based solutions and best practices in tackling drug and alcohol issues. Learn from experts and participate in workshops to promote civic engagement and social inclusion. Gather invaluable knowledge on harm reduction, prevention in educational settings, and involving families to create a positive impact. Your active involvement is key in addressing these challenges effectively.

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Community Approach to Drugs and Alcohol Awareness

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  1. Drugs en alcohol:Een gemeenschapsgerichte aanpakDrogues et alcool:Vers une approche par et pour les habitantsDrugs and alcohol:A communityapproach Congrescentrum Elzenveld, Antwerpen - 12 mei 2014

  2. Program of the morning • 09:55– 10:10: Introduction of the SNAP initiative: SNAP, CAFTA, DNA and crossborder working in the INTERREG 2-Seas Programme Matt Easteal, Brighton and Hove City Council • 10:10 – 11:10: Beyond the welfare state: from civic participation to participation in citizens Nico de Boer, researcher and developer in the social sector • 11:10 – 11:30: Break with refreshments

  3. Program of the morning • 11:30 – 13:00: Dissemination of best practice and know-how • Engaging & involving our communities: The Neighbourhood Liaison Model Steve Hartley, Brighton & Hove • Public spaces & environmental influences: ‘Chatham's Art Mural' - creating ownership in a public space Noreen Ryan, Medway • Community based Harm reduction: A case study of SPAT (syringe patrol Antwerp): objectives, methodology and actions IvoThery & Tonny van Montfoort, Antwerp • Prevention in educational settings: Reducing drug and alcohol use by young people using vocational and special education Bjorn Dirkse, Rotterdam • Societal deprivation and social inclusion: StephaneGrandine & Vanessa Cuevas, Calais • Involving families and social networks: Developing formal and informal networks: a case study of network recovery Antwerp Tessa Verschure, Antwerp

  4. Practical communications • Workshops in following rooms at 14.00 and 15.00 • Auditorium - Engaging & Involving our Communities • Evora 2 - Public spaces and environmental influences • Desguinzaal- Community based Harm Reduction • Evora 1 - Prevention in educational settings • Van Laerzaal- Societal deprivation and social inclusion • Van Wijnzaal- Involving families and social networks • Collectingheadphones!

  5. Program of the afternoon • 14:00 – 15:00: Workshop 1 • 15:00 – 16:00: Workshop 2 • 16:00 – 16:15: Evaluation • 16:15 – 16:30: Conclusion Tino Ruyters, director Free Clinic • 16:30 – 18:00: Reception • Collecting headphones en vote devices at the desk!

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