Don't forget that our #cathinones session for frontline workers with CanTEST Coordinator at Directions Health, Steph Tzanetis is on this Wednesday.
Learn more and register here:
https://t.co/i0hK4iIgTW
When we implemented @CanTESTCBR we hoped other states would see how doable #drugchecking is and give it a go rather than waiting for more awful examples like this https://t.co/bK8oYHtUv6
There are rarely silver billets for complex issues in society. We don’t do away with seat belts or air bags because they don’t prevent all road deaths. Drug checking saves lives. We need to do what we can, and we CAN do drug checking https://t.co/XTC97DBzFe
Today @DirectionsAOD & @CanTESTCBR gave evidence at the Joint Committee on Law Enforcement inquiry, Australia’s illicit drug problem: Challenges and opportunities for law enforcement, on the impact of criminalisation & benefits decrim, #drugchecking and #harmmin offer
“We’re here to celebrate the success of @CanTESTCBR Health and Drug Checking Service” Minister Stephen Smith when releasing the independent evaluation on the service, led by @AnnaM_Olsen of ANU
@CanTESTCBR evaluation report is being released this afternoon! @Bruno_Funk_@AmyPeacock@greta_baillie@DavidofWamboin
One-in-10 samples at Canberra's pill testing lab binned after analysis, evaluation report finds
https://t.co/5oKvlkKMvr
The continuation of #drugchecking in Canberra is not only a win for the ACT community, but also for other states watching on to see how do-able and impactful this tried and tested #harmreduction measure is @CanTESTCBR https://t.co/WzNYM61Wyd
Thanks for having us @abcmelbourne to discuss #harmreduction and #drugchecking, and well said @monicabarratt re drug checking enabling people to understand how variable and risky the drug market is. We know it works! @CanTESTCBR
1000 drugs tested by Australia’s first drug checking service 🥳 and if might I say, by the most amazing team who should be so proud of their impact. Here’s to many more thousands! @DirectionsAOD @CanTESTCBR @CAHMA__ @pilltestingaus
Thanks to Robert Simms MLC for the invitation to present to SA members of Parliament today on Canberra’s fixed site pill testing service, CanTEST. We’d love to see other states and territories offer this wonderful harm reduction initiative @CanTESTCBR @SimmsRobert#harmreduction
Join a free 30-minute training on the drug 'G' for frontline workers presented by Penington Institute's Steph Tzanetis, 26 May.
Register here:
https://t.co/fioj6YS66J