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The Dame Carol Black Review states that the societal cost of drugs in England is approximately £19.3bn. This harm is fuelling an increase in violence and exploitation of vulnerable people, including children, due to the County Lines models of drug movement. For example, 45% of acquisitive crime is linked to drugs, 44% of homicides in 2017/18 were known to be drug-related and in 21% of violent incidents in 2017/18 the offender was thought to be under the influence of drugs. The review has given rise to several additional funding streams being made available to Local Authorities - including the Rough Sleeper Drug and Alcohol Treatment Grant. There is a strong evidence base which demons
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The Dame Carol Black Review states that the societal cost of drugs in England is approximately £19.3bn. This harm is fuelling an increase in violence and exploitation of vulnerable people, including children, due to the County Lines models of drug movement. For example, 45% of acquisitive crime is linked to drugs, 44% of homicides in 2017/18 were known to be drug-related and in 21% of violent incidents in 2017/18 the offender was thought to be under the influence of drugs. The review has given rise to several additional funding streams being made available to Local Authorities - including the Rough Sleeper Drug and Alcohol Treatment Grant. There is a strong evidence base which demonstrates the links between harm caused by drug and alcohol use and individuals with multiple complex needs within a community. East Sussex has been selected as one of the Rough Sleeping Drug and Alcohol Treatment Grant (RSDATG) Phase 3 areas. The RSDATG is funded by the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC, formerly the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government) and is managed by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID, formerly Public Health England). This funding will run to March 2024. East Sussex has been allocated a total of £592,775. The funding is allocated for use in Hastings.
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85322000 - Community action programme
85323000 - Community health services
98133100 - Civic betterment and community facility support services
75200000 - Provision of services to the community
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civic outreach
grassroots programs
local public action
public health outreach
immunisation clinics
social welfare provision
civic engagement support
community wellness
public park coordination
mobile health units
primary care outreach
personal care services
local health promotion
participatory projects
town hall facilitation
local welfare programs
local civic projects
community nursing
preventive health services
communal development schemes
residential program delivery
civic engagement training
social inclusion initiatives
volunteer coordination services
health education programmes
urban revitalisation planning
local infrastructure planning
community centre management
municipal program support
participatory budgeting assistance
neighbourhood initiatives
public assistance management
healthcare access services
social inclusion campaigns
public engagement programs
municipal welfare distribution
community outreach services
community consultation services
neighborhood support services
neighbourhood improvement projects
community engagement programs
community support services
community facility coordination
community-driven intervention
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