Research and analysis

Drug-related harms in homeless populations

ACMD report providing advice to the government on the factors that make the homeless population vulnerable to substance misuse harms and how these can reduced.

• From: Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs
• Published: 19 June 2019

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Drug-related harms in homeless populations and how they can be reduced

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In July 2017 the then Home Secretary submitted a letter to the ACMD to commission a programme of work following the publication of the recently published drug strategy. This letter sought advice from the council on how drug-related harms in homeless populations could be reduced.

The ACMD recovery committee’s report explores the risk factors which make homeless people susceptible to substance misuse-related harms, and the evidence for interventions to support these individuals.

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Published 19 June 2019