Scotland Confronts a Silent Emergency
In the lush landscapes and vibrant communities of Scotland, a crisis is quietly unfolding—a crisis of sudden, avoidable deaths that shake the foundations of families and society. At the heart of this emergency are the drug-related fatalities that have soared to unprecedented levels, casting a shadow over our nation’s health and justice systems.
A Presentation to Spark Change
Faces and Voices of Recovery UK (FAVORUK) is at the forefront of addressing this calamity. It is our mission to not only advocate for those in the throes of addiction recovery but to ensure that every life lost is accounted for and every preventable death is averted in the future.
On Monday, April 15th at 11 AM, we will host a live presentation titled “Scotland’s Sudden Death Crisis: Unveiling the Truth”, streamed on our Facebook page. This event promises to be a profound exploration of the systemic failures that have led to this crisis and will chart a course toward a solution.
Inside the Event
The presentation will feature in-depth analysis and personal stories from families directly affected by the crisis. Our speaker Stuart Graham will uncover the shortcomings in the investigation processes of sudden deaths and demonstrate how these have impeded justice and transparency. With statistical insights and comparative analysis, we aim to lay bare the stark reality of the situation in Scotland and how it compares with the rest of the UK. We believe this analysis will prove that Scotlands Drug deaths & sudden deaths are vastly under recorded.
We will delve into the nuances of the crisis, from the reclassification of homicides to the lack of family involvement in the aftermath of sudden deaths. Our experts will address the consequences of the institutional reluctance to adapt to more transparent investigative processes and how this affects our communities.
Join the Conversation
This live presentation is more than just an event; it is a call to action. By engaging with experts and the voices of those affected, we invite you to be a part of a critical dialogue—one that we hope will ignite the catalyst for change.
A Call to Action
Following the presentation, we encourage you to participate in the discussion. Your insights, experiences, and support are invaluable as we collectively seek to influence policy and reform for the betterment of Scotland.
Mark Your Calendars
Don’t miss this significant event. Set a reminder for April 15th at 11 AM and join us on our Facebook page. Together, we can confront this crisis and pave the way for a future where every life is treasured, and no death is ignored.
About FAVORUK
FAVORUK is a UK wide charitable organisation dedicated to fostering recovery from addiction and advocating for policy reform. We believe in empowerment, compassion, and the unwavering strength of people in recovery & their loved ones.
You can watch and listen to starts very informative presentation here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIHmkjLM–M
I’m an ex addict myself and this needs addressed as a matter of urgency, I’m in England (Sunderland). But this effects us all, addiction has no borders/boundaries!
These things are swept under the carpet far to easily, we need to act now, the social care system is knackered.. !up the revolution ✌️!
❤️Tone❤️
Yes Thank you Tony for taking the time to say.
For many years, have argued that all sudden deaths should be investigated along lines of coroner system in England. Drugs, alcohol, suicides including “accidental suicide”…as there will often be “learning” issues for society. Even tragic death of boxer/footballer Willie Limond may have issues ‘re footballer and boxer health and safety?
Yes exactly Ian. If we don’t know, we cant learn. RIP Willie Limond.