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Welcome to the Southern Regional Drugs Task Force 

"Working in partnership to reduce the harmful effects caused to society by Drug or alcohol misuse"

The Southern Regional Drugs Task Force was established under the National Drugs Strategy 2001 -2008 to work with communities who are experiencing issues of drug and alcohol misuse (in counties Cork & Kerry, but not Cork City, where there is a Local Drugs Task Force), and to support projects in these communities which address an identified need.  The Task Force now operates under the National Drugs Strategy 2009 -2016


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The Task Force operates using Partnership Principles and has membership from the statutory, voluntary and community sectors alongside public representatives. The SRDTF employs a coordinator (Chris Black) and a Development Worker (Gordon Kinsley) who are employed to oversee the implementation of a Regional Strategy.  The Coordinator is employed by the HSE but reports to the Chairperson of the Task Force (Tom Daly) for day to day operations

 

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Category: Aftercare Projects
Published on Thursday, 05 October 2006 14:00
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SRDTF is supporting the Residential and Treatment centres in the region – Talbot Grove, Tabor Lodge, Anchor Treatment Centre, Cuan Mhuire, Fellowship House and Renewal - in employing workers to support individuals once they have left treatment services.  This support is intended to avoid the occurrence of Relapse.