Voices of Experience & Alcohol Learning Centre
24/10/2011
Voices of experience: summary report: This report summarises our findings.
It is aimed at practitioners, commissioners and others who work with street drinkers or develop policies which affect them. Voices of experience: stories of change: This report is aimed at people who drink on the streets. It shares people's stories of making positive changes after street drinking, and we hope it will inspire people to make changes. It is also a resource that practitioners can use in key work sessions to discuss some of the issues that affect many street drinkers.
Voices of experience: full report: This report presents our findings in detail. It is aimed at practitioners, commissioners and policy makers who work closely with street drinkers or have a direct responsibility for meeting their needs.
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Housing
Added on
20/03/2009
Updated on
08/03/2011
Housing LIN
The Housing Learning & Improvement Network (LIN) is the national network for promoting new ideas and supporting change in the delivery of housing, care and support services for older and vulnerable adults, including people with disabilities and long term conditions.
JSNA and Homeless Event June 2010
- All event presentations
- Alcohol and Homelessness
Presentation overview given at the JSNA and Homelessness event in London in June 2010.
Housing and drinking in the home: 3rd London practitioners forum 2010
The Third London Alcohol Practitioners' Forum was held on Thursday 20th May at City Hall with the theme of alcohol related housing problems and drinking in the home. The Alcohol Practitioners' Forum is an information sharing and networking group that provides a pool of knowledge, skills and expertise to support the Joint Action Group (JAG) on Alcohol - established to deliver the Regional Statement of Priorities on Alcohol.
A briefing on Alcohol and Housing has been written by JAG based on feedback from this forum.- Joint Action Group For Alcohol in London Alcohol and Housing briefing
Joint Action Group For Alcohol in London Alcohol and Housing briefing based on feedback from the The Third Alcohol Practitioners Forum held at City Hall on 20th May 2010.
Presentations from the day were:
Session 1: Homelessness/Access to housing
- Alcohol floating support/homeless prevention, Brian Watts, Equinox
- Community Alcohol Detox with homeless people, Dr Merlin Wilcox
Session 2: Support within housing/Drinking in the home
- Working with Older Drinkers- Greg Scott, Foundation66 Community Alcohol Support Service
- Domestic violence and Alcohol Use - Embrace Project, Don Shenker, Alcohol Concern
Session 3: Unacknowledged Drinking in the Home
- Harmful drinking in the home- James Morris, Alcohol Academy
Royal Geographic Society Alcohol Research, Dr Steven Toole - Specialist floating support for BME groups-Foziha Raja, EACH
Session 4: The London Drink Debate
- Introduction the LDD and its aims and feedback from the LDD initial report, Matthew Andrews, RPHG
- Alcohol floating support/homeless prevention
Presentation from the Third London Alcohol Practitioners' Forum on 20th May 2010. - Community Alcohol Detox with homeless people
Presentation from the Third London Alcohol Practitioners' Forum on 20th May 2010. - Working with Older Drinkers
Presentation from the Third London Alcohol Practitioners' Forum on 20th May 2010. - Domestic violence and Alcohol Use - Embrace Project
Presentation from the Third London Alcohol Practitioners' Forum on 20th May 2010. - Harmful drinking in the home
Presentation from the Third London Alcohol Practitioners' Forum on 20th May 2010. - Royal Geographic Society Alcohol Research
Presentation from the Third London Alcohol Practitioners' Forum on 20th May 2010. - Specialist floating support for BME groups
Presentation from the Third London Alcohol Practitioners' Forum on 20th May 2010. - Introduction the LDD and its aims and feedback from the LDD initial report
Presentation from the Third London Alcohol Practitioners' Forum on 20th May 2010.
