South Lanarkshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership

South Lanarkshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership South Lanarkshire ADP works with its partners to ensure that the lives of individuals, families and

Tel 01698 453730
E-mail: [email protected]

09/07/2026

It's time to have a different conversation this Alcohol Awareness Week!đź’¬

Whether it’s sleepless nights, low energy or increased anxiety, alcohol can affect us in ways we don’t always realise. With glamourised alcohol ads and social norms, alcohol often feels like an inevitable part of so many of our lives. But it doesn't have to be.

We're inviting you to take 3 minutes to explore the role alcohol is playing in your life by using our new check your drinking tool.📱

We get it! Exploring your relationship with alcohol may feel uncomfortable, but it doesn't have to feel like a big deal, it's like going for a GP appointment or getting your car MOT, something we check in on to make sure everything is ticking along as it should!👩‍⚕️🚗

Use our quick quiz to check in on your drinking this week and receive practical tips on how you can make positive changes to protect your health and wellbeing.👇
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Why not look out for a friend or loved one too? Share this with someone to encourage them to pause and reflect on the role alcohol plays in their life. đź’Ś

Job Opportunity  - Recovery Hub Coordinator - South Lanarkshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership
19/03/2026

Job Opportunity -
Recovery Hub Coordinator - South Lanarkshire Alcohol and Drug Partnership

Here at NHS Lanarkshire, we put the patient at the heart of everything we do. Each colleague within the organisation plays a key role in how we deliver our healthcare services.

Friday 20th Feb marks National Adult Support and Protection Day. Adults have a right to live a life free from harm, abus...
17/02/2026

Friday 20th Feb marks National Adult Support and Protection Day. Adults have a right to live a life free from harm, abuse or neglect. If your instinct tells you something isn’t right, don’t keep it to yourself. Call 0303 123 1008. In an emergency call 999. The adult at risk may require an advocate to support them through the adult protection process. To find out more, click

The support and protection of adults at risk is the responsibility of everyone, including members of the public, professionals, all statutory agencies, public bodies, voluntary and private providers. Effective communication and joint working is therefore key to the prevention of harm.

Friday 20th February marks National Adult Support and Protection Day. Adult Support and Protection legislation is design...
16/02/2026

Friday 20th February marks National Adult Support and Protection Day. Adult Support and Protection legislation is designed to protect adults at risk who are unable to protect themselves, their property, rights or other interests. For more information visit

The support and protection of adults at risk is the responsibility of everyone, including members of the public, professionals, all statutory agencies, public bodies, voluntary and private providers. Effective communication and joint working is therefore key to the prevention of harm.

15/12/2025

The Act Against Harm website gives lots of information about what harm is, who can cause harm and how harm can affect people. Watch this video about why it is everyone’s responsibility to report a concern or make an adult support and protection referral when you know or believe an adult is at risk of harm www.actagainstharm.org. If you’re worried about an adult at risk of harm, pass it on. Call 0303 123 1008. In an emergency call 999. https://www.iriss.org.uk/resources/videos/seen-something-say-something

If you’re worried that someone isn’t taking care of themselves, or is doing things that might put their safety at risk, ...
15/10/2025

If you’re worried that someone isn’t taking care of themselves, or is doing things that might put their safety at risk, contact your local social work team. If you see something, say something. Call 0303 123 1008. In an emergency call 999. For more information, visit

The support and protection of adults at risk is the responsibility of everyone, including members of the public, professionals, all statutory agencies, public bodies, voluntary and private providers. Effective communication and joint working is therefore key to the prevention of harm.

14/10/2025

Amy Leonard died after filming herself talking about the dangers of nitrous oxide in an ambulance.

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