Alcohol and Drug Support in Falkirk
Falkirk Alcohol and Drug Partnership is planning how it will deliver future substance use services in the local area. Services include:
- community-based alcohol and drug assessments
- community key worker support and links to clinical care, social care, housing, justice, family support, and recovery communities.
- Psychosocial support, such as behavioural therapy and social network support.
- Care coordination, risk management, and recovery planning.
- Harm reduction provision and outreach services.
- Family support.
- Recovery community support.
- Early intervention and prevention support.
The Partnership is considering three ways it could deliver these services and wants to gather views about each option. A consultation is open until 16 October.
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For further info, please contact FalkirkADP@falkirk.gov.uk
Phases
Phases overview
Phase 1: Survey and engagement
Survey and engagement
Phase 2: Feedback and decision
Feedback and decision
Survey and engagement
1 September 2026 23:00 - 16 October 2026 22:59
The Partnership is gathering views by running a survey and holding a series of workshops and community events with people who access support and work in local services.
We’re gathering views by:
- Running an online survey until 16 October.
- Inviting staff and professionals to a multi-agency workshop.
- Working with Recovery Scotland to host conversation cafes
- Hosting a workshop with the Authentic Voices Group.
- Inviting Third Sector organisations to a forum, with the help of CVS Falkirk.
- Hosting a workshop with the ADP Executive