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HIT delivers effective interventions on drugs, alcohol, sexual reproductive health, community safety and other public health concerns. We produce publications, run mass media campaigns, deliver training, organise conferences and provide consultancy. We also provide a drug reference library. We work in partnership with individuals, community groups and health, social care and criminal justice agencies at a local, national and international level.

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Publications

HIT provide publications, leaflets, drug cards and a reference library on a wide range of drug, alcohol, community safety, sexual reproductive health, and other public health concerns. Subjects covered include drug abuse information, alcohol body effects, home detox, HIV, chlamydia, cannabis, cocaine, methadone, ecstasy, and young women and alcohol.

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Campaigns

HIT work on campaign issues such as safer clubbing, reducing street robbery, young people and alcohol, men's and women's sexual health, and safer injecting. We provide information and raise awareness on behalf of academic institutions, community groups, criminal justice services, Drug Action Teams, drug services, education establishments, Primary Care Trusts and other health services, social services and young people's services.

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Training

HIT provides training to facilitate learning and improve practice of the individuals and organisations working to reduce drug related harm. These include specialist drug workers and staff working in health, social care and criminal justice settings. Training courses are held in Liverpool and London.

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Consultancy

HIT's consultancy service aims to improve the planning, commissioning and delivery of interventions on drugs treatment and services, sexual risk behaviour by young people, alcohol strategy needs assessments and health promotion.

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Alcohol Toolkit for Parents and Carers
Drugs & Alcohol in the Workplace
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LART Project
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Conferences

HIT can provide a complete conference organising service to customers primarily in the health, social services and academic sectors. Recent conferences organised by HIT include the 12th Commonwealth International Sport Conference, Cannabis: Shaping a New Agenda, Substance Misuse and the Criminal Justice System, Improving Heart Health, the 11th International Conference on the Reduction of Drug Related Harm, Encouraging Health Promotion for Drug Users, Teenage Pregnancy: Promoting Partnerships, 1st International Conference on Night-Life, Substance Use and Related health Issues, and the 3rd Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science.

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Tackling Alcohol and Drugs in the Workplace
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Drugs, Drink and Mental Health Conference
3rd Perspectives on Cannabis Conference
Preventing Violence Conference
2nd Perspectives on Cannabis Conference
UKHRA Conference

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