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2008 National Seminar Report

The report provides the opportunity for delegates who attended the seminar to follow up points, issues, queries, and links from the contents of the event main sessions and workshops to their areas.

This is also a document for seminar delegates and for stakeholders in the 'Improving Practice in Housing for Drug Users' working group, to check on the continuation of the work undertaken before, during and after the event. This includes practice sharing and networking activities within and around the presentations and workshops held during the event.

Part 1 of the report focuses on the contents of the presentations, speakers' presentations and outcomes from the workshops to provide present delegates and those who could not attend the seminar with the main messages and findings raised and conveyed throughout the event.

Annexes 1 to 3 of the report focus on aspects and outcomes of the seminar: feedback received from delegates, practice-focused outcomes from the workshops and suggested applications of the information gathered and discussed throughout the seminar in their respective service provision areas. This supports and applies principles from the practice paper 'Improving practice in housing for drug users - a partnership project'.

Date: Fri Nov 07 19:09:17 GMT 2008

• Seminar report part one - 31 October 2008 (PDF file - 200kb)

  Introduction and part one of report from the seminar Improving Practice in Housing for Drug Users - 25 July 2008.

• Annex 1 - delegates' feedback and event conclusion (PDF file - 74kb)

  Additional information to main body (part one) of October 2008 report from national seminar on Improving Practice in Housing for Drug Users - 25 July 2008.

• Annex 2 - workshops summary - challenges and possible solutions (PDF file - 61kb)

  Listing challenges/issues and their possible remedies in practice as identified during the workshops and for use by partnerships.

• Annex 3 - checklist for change (PDF file - 54kb)

  Suggested checklist for partnerships to use in their respective areas by applying the learnings and considering key points and issues/solutions raised during the seminar.

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