Event Type : National

This two-day conference will bring together keynote addresses and give delegates the opportunity to take part in a series of in-depth workshops focusing on adult and young persons support and services.

This event has limited capacity and is likely to be fully subscribed.

Confirmed Chairs & Keynote Presentations/Speakers:

Monday 22 August 2022

Adult Support & Services – Chair Sarah Brown, Chair, National NOTA

• Restorative Justice & Sexual Harm: The Voices of those Who Harmed Consultation – David Russell, Community Justice Manager – Midlothian Council & Gael Cochrane, Learning Development & Innovation Lead – Community Justice Scotland
• Trauma Informed Practice with Sex-Offending Treatment* – Professor Jill Levenson, Lead Coordinator, Trauma-Informed Training Initiative, School of Social Work/Centre for Human Rights & Social Justice – Barry University, Florida – USA (*Via Microsoft Teams)

Tuesday 23 August 2022

Young Persons Support & Services -Chair Ms Fiona Dyer, Director, Centre for Youth & Criminal Justice – Strathclyde University, Glasgow

• Assessing HSB  : Development and Evaluation of AIM3 – Ms Marcella Leonard, Director – Leonard Consultancy
• Understanding the lived reality of Sibling Sexual Abuse – Professor Kieran McCartan, Sociology & Criminology – University West of England

For further information and booking details please click on the link provided – NOTA SCOTLAND CONFERENCE 2022 – NOTA

Scottish Drugs Forum marks International Overdose Awareness Day 2022 with its first face-to-face live conference since lockdown in Glasgow.

This conference will explore policy and practice innovation and feature discussion around different aspects of drug death prevention including international perspectives, emergency service response and the important role of living experience perspectives.

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This conference will be chaired by David Strang – chair of the Scottish Drug Deaths Taskforce. He is a former chief constable and was also HM Chief Inspector of Prisons in Scotland.

Opening Statement: Orlando Heijmer-Mason – Head of the Scottish Government’s Drugs Policy Division

Speakers

Fiona McQueen- Vice Chair of the Scottish Drug Deaths Taskforce and former Chief Nursing Officer for Scotland.

Presentation: Recommendations from the Scottish Drug Deaths Taskforce

Alan Miller – Professor of Practice in Human Rights at Strathclyde University, independent expert with the UN’s Crisis Bureau, advisor on the Human Rights Bill and Chair of Scotland’s Drugs Mission National Collaborative

Presentation: The National Collaborative: a human rights-based approach to save and improve lives

Naomi Burke-Shyne – Executive Director of Harm Reduction International. She has 19 years of international experience at the intersection of law, harm reduction, HIV and human rights.

Presentation: Global Perspectives on Harm Reduction

Alex Stevens – Professor in Criminal Justice in the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research. He is Chair of the Drugs Science Enhanced Harm Reduction Working Group.

Presentation: Safer Injecting in the UK: The Enhanced Harm Reduction Working Group

Dr Saket Priyadarshi – Associate Medical Director, Alcohol and Drug Recovery Services at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Presentation: Progress Towards a Safer Drug Consumption Facility in Glasgow

Tracey Clusker – Clinical Lead for the Medication Assisted Treatment Standards in Public Health Scotland

Presentation: The Role of Medication Assisted Treatment in Preventing Drug Deaths

Jason Wallace – Senior Development Officer who leads and manages the Volunteering and Engagement Programme at Scottish Drugs Forum over the last decade Jason has been involved with Peer research team and Naloxone team, working alongside people with living/lived experience

Presentation: The Importance of Living Experience Networks

Wez Steele and KerryAnn Colquhoun – Wez and KerryAnn lead on the delivery of the national peer naloxone work at Scottish Drugs Forum

Presentation: Saving Lives: Peer Naloxone Distribution

Emergency service responses

Presentations from Police Scotland, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the Scottish Ambulance Service.

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Families Outside is excited to announce their next training dates for September / October 2022.

Families Outside training for professionals is designed to raise awareness of the impact imprisonment has on families, improve practice and develop the knowledge and skills required when supporting families affected by imprisonment. Attendance will contribute towards participants’ Continuous Professional Development.

The training will be delivered via Microsoft Teams.

• Module 1 Understanding the issues for families affected by imprisonment –  Thursday 22 September, 9.30am – 12.30pm

Module is priced at £55.00 per person.

To book your place, click on the link – Families Outside Events | Eventbrite

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email:  training@familiesoutside.org.uk

Families Outside is excited to announce their next training dates for September / October 2022.

Families Outside training for professionals is designed to raise awareness of the impact imprisonment has on families, improve practice and develop the knowledge and skills required when supporting families affected by imprisonment. Attendance will contribute towards participants’ Continuous Professional Development.

The training will be delivered via Microsoft Teams.

• Module 2 Supporting children and young people who have a family member in prison – Thursday 20 October, 9.30am – 12.30pm

Module is priced at £55.00 per person.

To book your place, click on the link – Families Outside Events | Eventbrite

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email:  training@familiesoutside.org.uk

Families Outside is excited to announce their next training dates for September / October 2022.

Families Outside training for professionals is designed to raise awareness of the impact imprisonment has on families, improve practice and develop the knowledge and skills required when supporting families affected by imprisonment. Attendance will contribute towards participants’ Continuous Professional Development.

The training will be delivered via Microsoft Teams.

• Module 3 Prison and prison visiting – Thursday 27 October, 9.30am – 12.30pm

Please note you do not need to attend all 3 modules – you can attend one, two or all three.

Module is priced at £55.00 per person.

To book your place, click on the link – Families Outside Events | Eventbrite

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email:  training@familiesoutside.org.uk