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As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen youth engagement and promote inclusive representation, the International Society of Substance Use Professionals (ISSUP) has appointed Youth Representatives to the ISSUP National Chapters Advisory Committee (NCAC).
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ISSUP in Pakistan presents a webinar on Integrated Support for Co-occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders
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ISSUP Malaysia invites you to join its upcoming webinar: "Reimagining Prevention: What Really Works for Youth- From Evidence to Practice to Systems "
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ISSUP Global presents a webinar titled, "From Practice to Publication: Sharing Your Work in the Substance Use Field."
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Welcome to this edition of the ISSUP Newsletter!
This issue brings you a range of updates and opportunities from across our global network. From the launch of the ISSUP Bangladesh Chapter to updates from ISSUP Bahamas, Guatemala, Nigeria, and Sri Lanka, there is plenty happening across our National Chapters.
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ISSUP Sri Lanka presents a webinar exploring family-centred responses to substance use in Sri Lanka.
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ISSUP Guatemala, in collaboration with Glasswing International, has officially launched the “Prevention Agents”programme, an initiative designed to train and strengthen young community leaders who are committed to promoting the prevention of social risks.
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At the 69th Session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs, a side event titled “Building Resilient Youth and Families for Drug Prevention” brought together prevention practitioners and partners from different regions to explore how prevention approaches must evolve in response to the complex realities faced by young people today.
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ISSUP are pleased to announce the recent delivery of INEP Plus refresher training to our National Chapters during February/March 2026.
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The ISSUP Bahamas Chapter, in partnership with Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre, has launched the 5th Cohort of the Universal Treatment Curriculum (UTC) for Substance Use Disorders.
The programme commenced on 23 February 2026 and will run until 6 May 2026, delivered in a hybrid format combining in-person and virtual sessions. A total of 23 professionals from a multidisciplinary team at Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre are participating in the training.
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