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We were involved in the creation of early information and awareness initiatives, which reduced HIV infection among heroin users. During the height of the eighties rave culture we produced information and resources which raised awareness of the health implications around ecstasy use. Most recently we have completed projects on reducing alcohol- induced hospital admissions and information for people cannabis users who wish to reduce their cannabis consumption.
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What we offer you
Our experienced creative and social marketing team have collaborated on campaigns for PCTs, DAATs, public sector organisations and charities, and have become experts at squeezing every last drop of creativity out of tight budgets and deadlines.
They provide insight and develop campaign strategies, by engaging and collaborating with service users, the general public and organisations that support them, to ensure a clear, credible and accurate message, encouraging behavioural change that benefits both them and their communities.
From scoping, research and development through to implementation, we are able to communicate with diverse and hard to reach groups, who can be resistant to the mainstream substance misuse, or health message.
What we stand for
We are committed to reducing the harm to substance users and people affected by substance use by:
- Identifying non-use as an effective choice in minimising harm.
- Providing credible, non-judgemental, and accurate information on the consequences of substance use and how to minimise the risks.
- Acknowledging that people use drugs and alcohol for different reasons and with differing outcomes, for both the individual and their communities.
- Not endorsing or condemning drug and alcohol use or drug and alcohol users.
We endeavour at all times to be ethically and socially responsible and ensure that we conduct ourselves with integrity and professionalism.
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