We are still here to support new and existing clients but we have had to make some changes on how we deliver our services, to minimise the disruption caused by the Covid 19 virus. We have temporarily ceased face to face interaction with clients. Instead, we will provide telephone and online support options for individual…
One in ten Irish workers experienced at least one or more negative consequences due to co-workers who were heavy drinkers, These included the ability to do their work being negatively affected, having to work extra hours and having an accident or close call at work due to co-workers drinking habits.
Many thanks to our friends in Galway at the Galway Healthy Cities Alcohol Forum who have provided us with some research of what we can do as a community to reduce Alcohol harms. Did you know that Galway was the first Irish City to develop an alcohol strategy to prevent and reduce alcohol-related harm? …
Dr Hilda Loughran & Anne Timony Meehan launching the Community Action on Alcohol Project pilot 2015 Evaluation Report
A copy of this report can be accessed from the following link: CAAP Evaluation Report
Community Action on Alcohol Project Pilot 2015 Celebration & Completion Conference Event Details: 10am – 3.30pm 20th January 2016, Aisling Hotel, Dublin 8 Introduction: Approximately 75 participants attended this conference which was jointly organised by the Alcohol Forum…
Our local communities in Ireland continue to suffer an unacceptable burden of harm from alcohol. In light of the Minister for Health Leo Varadker’s public statement that the forthcoming Public Health (Alcohol) Bill is a priority within his department, the 3rd Annual Alcohol Forum Conference 2015 aims to continue the work of dedicated partners across…
Alcohol Forum Conference, David Jernigan. Alcohol Marketing and Youth: Global Evidence and Community Responses.
