Turning Point Scotland’s North Lanarkshire Crisis Outreach service in Airdrie hosts launch day
dailyrecord.co.ukTurning Point Scotland’s North Lanarkshire Crisis Outreach service in Airdrie invited key partners from across the community to its launch day.The new service, located in Stirling House, began delivering support to people to increase their engagement with alcohol and other drugs services in November last year.Around 100 attendees at the drop-in launch event were able to learn more about key focuses of the service via information stalls covering assertive outreach, crisis response, overdose response and health.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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