Mike McCarron on the need for flexible support services
Posted on 21-10-2008
in: Policy, Strategy And Research

Mike McCarron on the need for flexible support services.

Mike McCarron

A concerned citizen and participant in drug use cultures

Location: Scotland

2005 – Present: Involvement with Scotland’s Futures Forum Alcohol and Drugs Project and RSA Drugs Commission; member of the Scottish Advisory Committee on Drugs Misuse. 2005 – June 2008: National Substance Use Officer (Drugs), the Scottish Association of Alcohol and Drug Action Teams. 2000 –2005: Coordinator, Greater Glasgow Drug Action Team 1995 – 1999: Local…

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