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Le voci dei giovani nella gestione della SUD: sfide e opportunità
ISSUP Uganda, ISSUP Kazakistan e ISSUP Colombia vi invitano a un webinar congiunto su Youth Voices in SUD Management.
MoreFormazione sul rafforzamento delle comunità per promuovere e ridurre l'uso di droghe in Uganda 12-16 agosto 2024
In collaborazione con l'Uganda Youth Development Link (UYDEL) con il finanziamento
Training on Clinical Care for Women with Substance Use Disorders WISE I held at Butabika Hospital Uganda
UYDEL Annual Report 2023
Uganda Youth Development Link (UYDEL) is a not for profit organisation which started in 1993. They have a long-standing record of providing holistic
INVITATION FOR THE INSIGHTS INTO SYNTHETIC DRUGS WEBINAR
Dear All,
On behalf of Dr. Rogers Kasirye and UYDEL, you're invited to a vital meeting: "Insights into Synthetic Drug Trends: Essential Knowledge for CSOs in Africa." Organized by WFAD. This event is aimed at equipping CSOs with crucial insights into combating synthetic drug challenges.
Date: 20th May, 2024 | Time: 3PM East African Time | Location: Zoom Platform
Side event by Drug Abuse Prevention Centre (DAPC) of Japan, Uganda Youth Development Link is organizing this side event in an attempt to take an innovative step towards drug abuse prevention especially among the youth
Towards achieving a world free of drug abuse among the youth
IL PRESIDENTE MUSEVENI APPROVA LA LEGGE SUGLI STUPEFACENTI E LE SOSTANZE PSICOTROPE (CONTROLLO) 2023
Il presidente Yoweri Museveni ha approvato la legge sugli stupefacenti e le sostanze psicotrope (controllo) del 2023 che, tra l'altro, consente la coltivazione autorizzata e l'uso di marijuana esclusivamente per uso medico. Il disegno di legge è stato approvato dal Parlamento nell'agosto 2023 e stabilisce pene severe per una serie di reati legati all'abuso di sostanze.
Uganda substance use professionals draft manual for Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral for Treatment (SBIRT) for alcohol use disorder primary health care
According to the current WHO report of 2023, Uganda is ranked the highest alcohol consumer in the African Region with a per capita alcohol consumption of 12.21 liters among adults.
Harmful use of alcohol is associated with a range of Communicable and Non-Communicable
Diseases, mental and psychological conditions, interpersonal violence, road traffic injuries, and Deaths.