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  • Celebrating local heroes at this year’s Mayor’s Community Awards

    Ceris is the Chair and Lucy is the Vice Chair of the Moving on Together (MOT) Team, which consists of a group of dedicated volunteers who have experience of supporting those who are recovering from drug and alcohol issues.... This team offers a fantastic peer support service for people attending our local drug and alcohol treatment service called Kingston Wellbeing Service. ... A number of the guests attending have challenging lifestyles, are experiencing drug and alcohol issues or are homeless. 

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/484/celebrating-local-heroes-at-this-year-s-mayor-s-community-awards

  • Kingston Data – Kingston’s Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) – Your Kingston Your Health

    Drug users are encouraged to attend treatment sessions, as this has shown that attendees use less illegal drugs, commit less crime, improve their health and mange their lives better, which in turn benefits the wider community.... Kingston’s performance in 2012 as measured by successful completion of drug treatment was below the London average for both opiate (8.0% compared with 9.6%) and non opiate drug users (28.4% compared with 34.7%)24.... There are 283 adult drug users recorded as being in effective treatment in Kingston; 215 of which are opiate users and 68 non-opiate users25.

    https://data.kingston.gov.uk/jsna/your-kingston-your-health/

  • Tower blocks and fire safety

    Take extra care if you smoke when you’re tired, taking prescription drugs, or if you’ve been drinking.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/housing-regeneration/tower-blocks-fire-safety/2

  • Antisocial behaviour

    Antisocial behaviour including drug dealing can also be reported by calling 101 in non-emergency situations.

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/policing-community-safety/antisocial-behaviour/3

  • From Community Fridge to Money Buddies, Kingston Community Resilience Fund awards £290,527 to local organisations

    Kingston Advocacy Group receives funding of £5,000 to deliver its’ one-to-one Money Buddy programme at local community and health centres for vulnerable people with learning difficulties, mental health and drug/alcohol dependency issues. 

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/428/from-community-fridge-to-money-buddies-kingston-community-resilience-fund-awards-290-527-to-local-organisations

  • Kingston Data – Kingston’s Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) – JSNA Documents

    Kingston Young People’s Health and Wellbeing Survey (drug education and substances) (2015)

    https://data.kingston.gov.uk/jsna/jsna-documents/

  • From Community Fridge to Money Buddies, Kingston Community Resilience Fund awards £290,527 to local organisations

    Kingston Advocacy Group receives funding of £5,000 to deliver its’ one-to-one Money Buddy programme at local community and health centres for vulnerable people with learning difficulties, mental health and drug/alcohol dependency issues. 

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/news/article/428/from-community-fridge-to-money-buddies-kingston-community-resilience-fund-awards-290527-to-local-organisations

  • Report neglect or abuse of an adult (safeguarding concern)

    taking over their home to use it for crimes such as drug dealing (cuckooing)

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/adult-safeguarding/safeguarding-adults-mean

  • Minor variation of a premises license

    the prevention of crime and disorder: for example drug-related problems, disorder, drunkenness and anti-social behaviour

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/premises-licences/minor-variation-premises-license

  • Safer Kingston Partnership Plan 2024-2029

    Combat the misuse of drugs, alcohol and other substances

    https://www.kingston.gov.uk/policing-community-safety/safer-kingston-partnership-plan-2024-2029