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ISSUP Bahamas would like you invite you to their general membership meeting which will take place on Tuesday, 11 June at 7.00 pm.  The meeting agenda will include updates on upcoming training sessions and activities, review of past and future events (including the ISSUP Greece conference) and information on the Chapter's forthcoming elections in September.

From May 13 to May 17, 2024, the Inter-American

Join Troy E. Clarke I, ICAP Tx I, President of LEAD Institute, UNODC Global Master Trainer, and Director of ISSUP Bahamas Chapter, as he unveils the Five Keys to Media-Based Drug Prevention Strategies.

Discover powerful insights and actionable strategies to make a real impact in drug prevention through effective media use. Take advantage of this invaluable knowledge!

Get ready to #EmpowerPreventProtect!

ISSUP Bahamas will be hosting their next 'Wellness Wednesday' session on 8 May and this week, we will be focusing on unlocking the power of protective factors for substance use disorders. Nathania Bowe will be leading the session and will focus on the following key areas:

• Community engagement
• Delayed substance use
• Mentorship
• Extra-curricular activities
• Safety

For more information, please call (242) 602 1768. 

ISSUP Bahamas National Chapter Launches Historic INEP Plus Training at Royal Bahamas Police Force Headquarters – 24 April 2024

ISSUP Bahamas Chapter achieved a significant milestone with the inauguration of its groundbreaking 12-session face-to-face training for Introduction to Evidence-Based Prevention – INEP Plus. The historic event unfolded at the esteemed Royal Bahamas Police Force Headquarters in Freeport, Grand Bahama.

Join us on 1 May for our next 'Wellness Wednesday'.  This week we will be focusing on understanding

ISSUP Bahamas are thrilled to announce their first in-country INEP (Introduction to Evidence-Based Prevention) training, which will take place between 24 April and 31 July 2024.

The training will be delivered by Troy E Clarke I, ICAP Tx I and Lowena West in Freeport, Grand Bahama.  Those participating will include personnel from the Royal Bahamas Police Force (Northern Division), the Grand Bahama Health Service and The National LEAD Institute.

Join us on 24 April for our next 'Wellness Wednesday'!  In commemoration of Psychology Week's Theme: "Reducing Global Inequalities Through Education: Psychological Contributions", join Nathania Bowe, Case Manager at the LEAD Institute and member of ISSUP Bahamas National Chapter, as she sheds light on 5 key principles of

Join Nathania Bowe, BSc (Hons) in Psychology, and Case Manager at LEAD Institute and Member of ISSUP Bahamas National Chapter on Wednesday, 17 April 2024 for our next 'Wellness Wednesday' session.  We will be delving into essential strategies for supporting individuals with personality disorders. Nathania, with her expertise and experience, brings invaluable insights to help navigate these challenges with compassion and understanding.

ISSUP Bahamas, in conjunction with the National LEAD Institute, are pleased to announce the launch of their ‘Wellness Wednesday’ campaign.