Alcohol Forum Ireland is inviting applications from suitably qualified individuals for the post of: Executive Administration Lead – 4 Days p/week About Us: Alcohol Forum Ireland is an independent national charity dedicated to preventing and reducing alcohol related harms in communities across the island of Ireland. This growing organisation provides a range of supports and […]
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Alcohol Forum Ireland (AFI), Irish Community Action on Alcohol Network (ICAAN) & Assistant Professor, Dr Ollie Bartlett, Maynooth University launched new report on the Proposed Sale of Alcohol Bill claiming it could pose ‘enormous’ risks to Children’s Rights in Ireland. Assistant Professor, Dr Ollie Bartett has analysed Ireland’s Sale of Alcohol Bill in a report
Alcohol Forum Ireland & Global Brain Health Institute at Trinity College Dublin release first of its kind study of families raising children in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Our new report launched on 28.9.22 in Trinity College shines a light on the lives, challenges and support needs of families raising children and young people with Fetal
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The Irish Community Action on Alcohol Network, Alcohol Action Ireland and Alcohol Forum Ireland host an important campaign event and media briefing. All three organisations have campaigned against key provisions of the Sale of Alcohol Bill (2022), have made submissions to the Department of Justice and appeared before the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice to
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We are inviting applications from suitably qualified individuals for the post of: National Lead, Community Action on Alcohol About Us: Alcohol Forum Ireland is an independent national charity dedicated to preventing and reducing alcohol related harms in communities across the island of Ireland. This growing organization provides a range of supports & services to individuals,
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On March 10th, a number of global experts will join the Irish Community Action on Alcohol Network in launching a new initiative designed to challenge and resist the growing influence and impact that the alcohol industry is having on health and wellbeing. The I-Mark is a brand, a logo and a social movement which aims
Join us for our latest webinar as part of Brain Awareness Week, 2022 (March 14th – 18th)…. “Addressing Malnutrition in Alcohol Use Disorders – with a special focus on Thiamine Deficiency and Wernickes-Korsakoffs Syndrome” Date: 14th March 2022Time: 14:00 – 15:00 (GMT)Place: Zoom The devastating and disabling impact of Wernickes-Korsakoffs Syndrome makes prevention of this
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The Irish Community Action on Alcohol is delighted to announce that, after a year in development, the I-Mark Initiative: Supporting Independence from Alcohol Industry Influence will be officially launched in March 2022 by global alcohol policy expert, Professor Thomas Babor. Since late 2021, the project lead, Paula Leonard has been promoting adoption of the I-Mark
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World Assembly for Community Action on Alcohol (WACAA) is an open & shared space for all Worldwide Activists & Groups working to Prevent & Reduce Alcohol Harm Inaugural Meeting Date: 27th January 2022Time: 09:00am-12:00 am CETPlace: Zoom What is the World Assembly for Community Action on Alcohol The World Assembly for Community Action on Alcohol
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MaCYSS is a newly established service for young people aged 12 to 18, and their families, who are concerned about alcohol and other drug use. This week the project launches a report on results from a survey carried out with local people from Cavan and Monaghan earlier in the summer. 230 people aged 16 and
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