You are invited to the launch of the draft Charter of Rights for people affected by substance use.

The National Collaborative's vision is to integrate human rights into drug and alcohol policy, leading to better outcomes for people affected by substance use and their families. 

To achieve this, the National Collaborative have collected evidence about how people affected by substance use currently experience their rights, and what they think needs to happen in the future. The findings from these discussions have been used to inform and shape a draft Charter of Rights for people affected by substance use.

In the context of this work, the broadest definition of substance use is being used. This may relate (but is not limited) to: alcohol, illegal drugs, prescription drugs.

This event will take place on 11th December, from 10am - 12:30pm, followed by a buffet lunch, in Glasgow.