Bristol Drug Project has launched its new five-year strategy, setting out its vision for responding to changing patterns of substance use and the evolving challenges facing harm reduction over the next five years.
As Bristol Drug Project (BDP) marks 40 years at the forefront harm reduction, the organisation has launched a new five-year strategy setting out its ambitions for the future.
Rather than looking back, the strategy focuses on responding to an increasingly complex drug landscape, recognising the need for services to continue evolving alongside changing patterns of substance use and emerging challenges.
The strategy outlines BDP’s vision for 2026-2031 and the organisation’s commitment to innovation, partnership and reducing harm across Bristol and beyond.
Read the full strategy on the BDP website.
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