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Events in September 2023
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World Suicide Prevention Day
World Suicide Prevention Day
September 10, 2023
World Suicide Prevention Day promotes worldwide commitment and action to prevent suicides.
The new theme for World Suicide Prevention Day 2021-2023 is “Creating Hope Through Action”.
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HCV Action National Hepatitis C ODN Event 2023
HCV Action National Hepatitis C ODN Event 2023
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September 12, 2023
Tuesday, 12 September 2023
University of WarwickThis year's HCV Action ODN Event is now open for registration. The event is the annual gathering of the hepatitis C professional community to discuss progress towards elimination, showcase best practice and successful projects, and identify solutions to common challenges in reaching elimination.
The ODN Event will take place on September 12th 2023. Participants can join us in person in Coventry at the same venue as last year, or dial in remotely as the talks and discussions will be livestreamed throughout the day.
Please ensure you select the right type of ticket depending on whether you will be attending in-person or joining remotely.
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Recovery Games 2023
Recovery Games 2023
September 16, 2023
Saturday 16 September 2023
DoncasterA spectacular annual celebration of people recovering from a drug or alcohol dependency celebrates its 10th anniversary in Doncaster this year.
The Recovery Games will see hundreds of people meet up at Hatfield Activity Centre to compete in fun packed gladiator style games and obstacle challenges on land and water.
The all-day event, on Saturday 16 September 2023, will bring together people from all walks of life from across the UK to celebrate recovery and wellbeing.
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Off-trade alcohol availability & violence: the impact of on-trade closures
Off-trade alcohol availability & violence: the impact of on-trade closures
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September 18, 2023Monday, 18 September 2023
3:00pm - 4:00pm
OnlineIt is difficult to disentangle the effects of off-trade (supermarkets, off-licences) and on-trade (pubs, bars, restaurants) availability on alcohol-related violence. This is because people may consume alcohol from the off-trade before visiting the on-trade, or because purchases made from supermarkets might contribute to violent incidents which happen far from the original purchase location.
The pandemic restrictions gave an opportunity to isolate and examine the impact of off-trade availability on alcohol-related violence, including domestic violence.
In a recent study, the University of Liverpool's Dr Carly Lightowlers and IAS's Lucy Bryant used police recorded crime data to assess how on-trade closures affected alcohol-related violence. Join us to hear from them on the findings.
This event is for public health professionals, researchers, healthcare workers, civil servants, NGOs, health agencies etc. If you or your organisation receives funding from the alcohol industry (alcohol producers, retailers, trade associations, Social Aspect Public Relations Organisations (SAPROs), & Business-Interest NGOs) please do not attend.
Agenda:
15:00-15:10: Introduction from Chair, Dr Katherine Severi
15:10-15:40: Dr Lightowlers and Bryant's presentation
15:40-16:00: Q&A session facilitated by Dr Severi
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UK Recovery Walk Hull 2023
UK Recovery Walk Hull 2023
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September 23, 2023
Saturday, September 23rd 2023.
12:00 pm from Zebedee’s Yard, HullThis year Faces & Voices of Recovery UK is excited to host the annual FAVORUK Recovery Walk in Hull.
The 2023 FAVOR UK Recovery Walk will be held in Hull at 11.00 am on Saturday the 23rd of September bringing together individuals, families, and communities to spread awareness that Recovery is Real.
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Faith, Families and Recovery Forum
Faith, Families and Recovery Forum
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September 25, 2023
Mon, 25 Sep 2023
2:30pm - 3:30pm
OnlineSuhayl Patel wants to end the “sharam” – Urdu for shame – about talking about gambling in Muslim communities.
He is the BAME Programme Manager at Beacon Counselling Trust, a charity providing education, treatment and support in relation to gambling harm in the North West of England, and he’s been working with the Muslim Council of Britain, Lancashire Council of Mosques, and Lancashire BME Network, to promote greater openness in the UK’s Muslim communities around gambling-related harm.
Join us on 25 September to hear Suhayl’s story and find out more about how faith communities can develop a more compassionate response to gambling issues.
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Recovery Street Film Festival 2023 Award Ceremony & Screening
Recovery Street Film Festival 2023 Award Ceremony & Screening
September 29, 2023
29 September 2023
Everyman Chelsea
279 King's Road London SW3 5EWOur theme for RSFF 2023 is "the sky is the limit". This year's film submissions explore the idea that recovery is a gift of opportunity. Opportunity to heal, to grow, to travel, to find freedom, meaning, love, and kindness. It can take us to places we never thought possible. The sky is the limit – where will you go?
Join us for a screening of the full 15-film shortlist at the Everyman in Chelsea, with special guest speakers and an award ceremony to crown the top three filmmakers of RSFF 2023!