Marcus Roberts - DrugScope
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Marcus Roberts, the chief executive of DrugScope, gave a presentation on building recovery in communities at the Recovery Festival housing event. He emphasized the importance of enabling a drug-free or medically assisted individual recovery journey, developing recovery capital through champions, and facilitating reintegration into communities through housing and employment. A CEO of a treatment service stated that effective housing solutions are needed to provide reasonable accommodation access in every local area, which is a prerequisite for individual recovery progress. The presentation highlighted that overcoming drug or alcohol dependence is difficult and our ambitions for recovery should be tempered with realism, as many with dependence have pre-existing issues and can incur significant collateral health harms.
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Marcus Roberts - DrugScope
- 1. Recovery Festival - Housing Setting the scene Marcus Roberts Chief Executive, DrugScope
- 2. ‘Building recovery in communities’ -‘drug free life’ (but also medically assisted recovery); -‘individual person-centred journey’; -‘recovery capital’; -‘recovery champions’; -‘enable reintegration back into communities’ housing/employment.
- 6. Most people with periods of dependent or problematic use in their lives overcome this and move on. ALSO Many people who develop severe dependence have pre-existing problems or issues. People whose lives are dominated by drug and alcohol dependence often incur significant collateral damage in addition, e.g. health harms. Overcoming drug or alcohol problems is a difficult … our ambition for recovery should be tempered with realism.
- 7. ‘Effective solutions to housing [are needed] whereby in every local area there is ready access to reasonable standard accommodation. This is a pre-requisite for any progress to be made with individual recovery’ CEO of treatment service “Somewhere to live, people to talk to, therapy to help with the past’’
- 16. Some links DrugScope at www.drugscope.org.uk UK Drug Policy Commission archive at www.ukdpc.org.uk MEAM at www.meam.org.uk RSA at http://www.thersa.org/action- research-centre/community-and-public- services/connected-communities Contact: marcusr@drugscope.org.uk