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European seminar on peer work and outreach

Prague, Czech Republic
17 November 2010 - 19 November 2010
This international seminar will bring together a wide range of international experts and practitioners on peer work, outreach work and early intervention. The event aims to boost peer work and outreach work in Europe by sharing experiences, lessons learned and examples of good practice.

European seminar on peer work and outreach

Prague, Czech Republic
17 November 2010 - 19 November 2010
This international seminar will bring together a wide range of international experts and practitioners on peer work, outreach work and early intervention. The event aims to boost peer work and outreach work in Europe by sharing experiences, lessons learned and examples of good practice.

European seminar on peer work and outreach

Prague, Czech Republic
17 November 2010 - 19 November 2010
This international seminar will bring together a wide range of international experts and practitioners on peer work, outreach work and early intervention. The event aims to boost peer work and outreach work in Europe by sharing experiences, lessons learned and examples of good practice.

8th National Harm Reduction Conference: Harm Reduction Beyond Borders!

Austin, Texas, USA
17 November 2010 - 20 November 2010
This November, the 8th National Harm Reduction Conference will bring together approximately 1,000 drug users, ex-drug users, researchers, sex workers, social workers, doctors, politicians and community organizers from around the United States to share perspectives on Harm Reduction.

8th National Harm Reduction Conference: Harm Reduction Beyond Borders!

Austin, Texas, USA
17 November 2010 - 20 November 2010
This November, the 8th National Harm Reduction Conference will bring together approximately 1,000 drug users, ex-drug users, researchers, sex workers, social workers, doctors, politicians and community organizers from around the United States to share perspectives on Harm Reduction.

8th National Harm Reduction Conference: Harm Reduction Beyond Borders!

Austin, Texas, USA
17 November 2010 - 20 November 2010
This November, the 8th National Harm Reduction Conference will bring together approximately 1,000 drug users, ex-drug users, researchers, sex workers, social workers, doctors, politicians and community organizers from around the United States to share perspectives on Harm Reduction.

European seminar on peer work and outreach

Prague, Czech Republic
17 November 2010 - 19 November 2010
This international seminar will bring together a wide range of international experts and practitioners on peer work, outreach work and early intervention. The event aims to boost peer work and outreach work in Europe by sharing experiences, lessons learned and examples of good practice.

8th National Harm Reduction Conference: Harm Reduction Beyond Borders!

Austin, Texas, USA
17 November 2010 - 20 November 2010
This November, the 8th National Harm Reduction Conference will bring together approximately 1,000 drug users, ex-drug users, researchers, sex workers, social workers, doctors, politicians and community organizers from around the United States to share perspectives on Harm Reduction.

Recovery Conference - Addiction: the case for recovery in a changing world

Congress Centre, London, UK
16 November 2010
Leaders in the field will discuss the evidence base for drug and alcohol recovery models and what the implications are for therapeutic interventions. Using examples of best practice we will explore how drug treatment systems can gear up for the increased demand for recovery options from the public; the political support for recovery options and how to make this possible within the economic climate.

Recovery Conference - Addiction: the case for recovery in a changing world

Congress Centre, London, UK
16 November 2010
Leaders in the field will discuss the evidence base for drug and alcohol recovery models and what the implications are for therapeutic interventions. Using examples of best practice we will explore how drug treatment systems can gear up for the increased demand for recovery options from the public; the political support for recovery options and how to make this possible within the economic climate.