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Falkirk Alcohol and Drug Partnership

Falkirk Alcohol and Drug Partnership (ADP) plans local support services, informs prevention, education, and licensing decisions. It challenges stigma and promotes understanding of the issues which can prevent people from accessing help and support.

Over the next few months, Falkirk ADP will be developing a three-year strategy and delivery plan as well as a Lived Experience Panel.

We want to hear the views of people with lived experience to help inform the strategy and the development of services within Falkirk.

If you have any questions, please contact: HSCPComms@falkirk.gov.uk

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Phases

Phases overview
Phase 1: Conversation Café and Lived Experience Panel
Conversation Café and Lived Experience Panel
Phase 2: Feedback and Next Steps
Feedback and Next Steps

Feedback and Next Steps

21 June 2024 23:00 - No end date

Following the event on 30 May, we have created a summary document that highlights the responses and information that emerged from the Conversation Café. The summary document is available for you to view in the file attached.

Members interested in joining the Lived Experience Panel were invited to an induction session in the Falkirk Stadium on 01 August. The Lived Experience Panel now meet on a monthly basis and a vote was cast by members to re-name their group the Authentic Voices Group (AVG.)

Moving forward, the Falkirk Alcohol and Drug Partnership will be developing a three-year strategy and delivery plan. More information will be provided as this work progresses.

Lived Experience Panel

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The Falkirk ADP Lived Experience Panel will represent the voices of those with lived experience of treatment and recovery services in the decision-making processes of the ADP.

The Lived Experience Panel is for anyone who has a passion to help drive change in alcohol and substance use services in Falkirk. You must be over the age of 18 to join. This panel is open to:

Individuals with lived experience (people currently or no longer accessing services);

Staff with lived experience employed in services;

Support workers; and

Carers and family members that have been impacted by alcohol and substance use.

We will contact individuals to discuss the development of the panel in the coming weeks. If you are interested or would like more information, please sign up below.

Upcoming and ongoing events

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    Past events

    • Event date: May 30th, 2024 from 09:00 to 11:00.

      Location

      Forth Valley Sensory Centre

      Registrants

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