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ISSUP Kenya would like to invite you to its webinar onSubstance Use Disorders: Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches; Bridging Policy, Clinical Practice and Recovery Support.
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As the lead organisation for ISSUP UK, Addiction Professionals are delighted to share our newsletter for July 2026. Please take a moment to read all about our latest news and events.
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The 3rd edition of FOCUS – Future-Oriented Careers in Understanding Substance Use is here, focusing on the Wellbeing of the Substance Use Workforce.
In this edition, FOCUS is here to:
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The Youth Initiative Development Programme (YIDP), Triple I Foundation and ISSUP Kenya Chapter will convene the second edition of the Sports Wellness Summit at Cloud Hotel & Suites in Nairobi, Kenya.
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ISSUP Uganda would like to invite you to its webinar, " Building Safer Communities: The Role of Community Policing in Substance Use, violence and Crime Prevention in Uganda"
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The Addictus Summer School Returns: Three Intensive Days of Clinical Training on Addiction, in the Heart of Verona on 17–18–19 September 2026 · Limited enrollment · ECM-accredited
We are delighted to announce that registrations are now open for the 5th edition of the Addictus Summer School, taking place in Verona from 17 to 19 September 2026.
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ISSUP Uganda, Uganda Youth Development Link (UYDEL), and the World Federation Against Drugs (WFAD) invite you to a webinar on practical approaches to preventing and addressing addiction among children living in slums and on the streets.
The webinar will explore approaches to prevention, support, recovery, and reintegration.
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In this issue, read about ISSUP’s International Experts Network Meeting in the Asia-Pacific region, bringing together experts and National Chapters to strengthen regional collaboration and workforce development. We also have a few upcoming webinars covering topics including behavioural addiction among youth and emerging synthetic drugs.
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The UYDEL team, host organisation for ISSUP Uganda, partnered with the Church of Uganda, with support from UNODC and the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, to conduct awareness sessions for young people at Kaliro High School in Iganga, St. Stephen’s Secondary School, and Nabukalu Secondary School in Bugiri.
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ISSUP Global presents a webinar exploring the growing impact of adulterants and synthetic additives in illicit drug markets, and their implications for prevention, treatment, recovery, and public health.
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