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URC RECOVERY ALLIES The URC -Recovery Allies curriculum is an opportunity to help 18 people of NDDCB as another great gift received by Sri Lanka through the Colombo Plan Drug Adversary Program (DAP) at the time of great influence.

The 18 people who completed this course received global certification and their responsibility was to deliver and train the URC Recovery Allies curriculum to the appropriate professionals in Sri Lanka. The Preventive Education and Training Division of NDDCB was able to train a group of 38 people at the Senapura Treatment and Rehabilitation Center in a five-day...

Background

Several reports have described a growing prevalence of illicit drug use in Afghanistan, with recognition of a recent shift from traditional modes of consumption involving inhalation and oral ingestion to injecting drug use.

Objective

Conduct a comprehensive review of existing literature to map the injecting drug use situation in Afghanistan. The review intends to describe risk factors and impacts of injecting drug use, drug use characteristics and risk behaviours among people who inject drugs (PWID), and access to harm reduction and treatment.

Methods

We searched...

Le 20 août 2022, au Kinnaird Center for Learning and Cultural Development (KCLCD) de Lahore, un atelier de compétences d’une journée a été organisé pour les étudiants du lot II de la certification professionnelle en psychologie clinique (PCCP).

Le Dr Nazish Idrees, conseiller en toxicomanie de l’Université de Lahore (UoL) et représentant du Grace International Rehabilitation Center, a profité de l’occasion pour prendre la parole en tant que conférencier principal. La personne-ressource était compétente dans le domaine. S’adressant à un public de 50+ étudiants, le Dr Nazish Idrees a mis en...