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  #You                   #Keep                 #Talking               #We                     #Keep                 #Dying     The work of Faces And Voices Of Recovery UK has traditionally been focused on areas like hope and connection, as evident in the Recovery Walks that we initiated eleven years ago, the number

One of the gifts of recovery is enjoying the rights and responsibilities of being a productive & contributing member of society. One of the benefits of being an active citizen in the UK is being able to vote. You can register here: https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote You can find out who your current MP is here http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mps/ ASK

Please join us for our 5th Monthly Drug Death gathering.  Please join us for a candlelit vigil at Springburn Parish Church and a procession through the town to mark the deaths of those who died and to show support for the families who are bereaved. Please book a spot here if you can but dont

Faces and voices of recovery Scotland started to organise and mobilise those affected by the soaring amount of drug deaths in Scotland during August 2019, shortly after the latest abhorrent rise in death numbers came out. Over 60 volunteers have been mobilised and so far and three gatherings organised. Through our weekly steering group meetings,

Please find your MPs Email address at the link below and send them this email with your name and address   https://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/mps/     Dear Elected Member I send this letter in response to the recent, unacceptable rise in the number of drug deaths (1,187). That’s one thousand one hundred and eighty seven human beings.

    Interview with successful actress and producer Tara Bruno   Tara Bruno is an actress and producer who is making her way to the top.  Tara began her acting career at a very early age after having studied at ‘The University of the Arts’ in Philadelphia and at ‘The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’ in

Book a free ticket here   https://www.tickettailor.com/events/facesvoicesofrecoveryuk/298306/    

Here it is folks Download it here Final Brochure 2019 Thanks to all our Sponsors – we couldn’t do it without you – thats just a plain fact ! We are so grateful for your unconditional support each year. Hugs from all of us and from everyone who will attend over the next few days.

International Overdose Awareness Day originated in Melbourne, Australia in 2001. Aims International Overdose Awareness Day aims to raise awareness of overdose and reduce the stigma of a drug-related death. It is also an opportunity to stimulate discussion about evidence-based overdose prevention and drug policy. International Overdose Awareness Day acknowledges the grief felt by families and

Please feel free to download our Annual Report here. We hope you enjoy reading it. Annual Report 2019-6.pdf