City-wide Drug and Alcohol Pilots Webinar
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As we approach a year since Universities UK published its guidance on student drug use, we are excited to announce we are launching one of the key recommendations - a series of city-wide pilot projects to test and evaluate a collaborative approach to student drug and alcohol use.
This pilot will bring together universities, students’ unions, accommodation providers, local authorities, drug and alcohol services, third-sector organisations, police, and the night-time economy to work towards a more joined-up, effective response. By working at a city-level, we aim to strengthen partnerships, share resources, and develop best practices that can be scaled nationally.
To find out more, we’re hosting a free online webinar on 7th May 2025 from 12:30–1:30 pm.
This session is ideal if you’re:
✅ Interested in how this pilot will work and what it could mean for your institution
✅ Keen to explore what the future of student drug and alcohol support might look like
✅ Thinking about securing one of the final places in the pilot
Register to attend now.
Drug and Alcohol Impact is an SOS-UK project.
SOS-UK is a student-led education charity focusing on sustainability - we know environmental sustainability cannot be achieved in isolation, so our work spans across issues of justice and wellbeing as well.
Alcohol Impact and Drug & Alcohol Impact are SOS-UK programmes that run in partnership with universities and students’ unions and are supported by key sector agencies including Universities UK and AMOSSHE.
