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Project description Intervention type Evaluation type Setting Target group Country Quality level
Title: Pre Release Units (UPS)
Summary: The UPS is a system of collective release preparation for the social treatment of drug addiction, taking place four weeks before release. The general objective of the UPS is to encourage the autonomy of drug-addicted prisoners, aiding the re-learning of societal and social relationships. >>
interventions in the criminal justice system outcome evaluation, process evaluation prison adults France 1
Title: FreD goes net in Cyprus
Summary: This programme targets first time offenders within the age range 14-24 who have been arrested for drug related offenses. They are refered by the Police to a course which motivates them to change their drug use habits and other high risk behaviors. >>
prevention outcome evaluation, process evaluation community children/young people Cyprus 2
Title: Drug services in prison and follow-up care
Summary: The Project works with problem drug users in conflict with law in prison and after release from prison in form of professional social consulting. The contact is established in prison and it helps to master the period of return from prison environment to normal life. >>
interventions in the criminal justice system outcome evaluation community, prison family/parents, adults, children/young people Czech Republic 1
Title: Brief intervention in alcohol-related traffic casualties (BITA)
Summary: This is a brief intervention that aims to influence the drinking behaviour of non-alcoholics, especially in relation to driving in the hospital setting. The specific aims are to reduce alcohol consumption among traffic accident victims with a positive Blood Alcohol Concentration (BACs) but who are not dependent on alcohol within a one year period after the accident and to reduce the number of alcohol-related traffic accidents among victims who have received the intervention. >>
prevention evaluation of intervention planning, outcome evaluation, impact evaluation, process evaluation adults Spain 3
Title: Youth Awareness Programme
Summary: Provides a counselling and group work service for young offenders with a drug problem. >>
interventions in the criminal justice system outcome evaluation, process evaluation community children/young people United Kingdom 1
Title: Early Intervention Of First Time Noticed Drug Users: FreD
Summary: The programme targets first-time offenders up to the age of 25 who have been arrested due to the consumption of illegal drugs. They are referred to a course which motivates them to change their drug use. >>
prevention outcome evaluation, process evaluation community children/young people Germany 2
Title: Global Drug Care Programme in Prison (TOX Project)
Summary: According to the law of 27 July 1997 concerning the modification of the penitentiary organization and regulating among other tasks the creation of specialized medical units for drug addicts and psychiatric patients within prison, a group of experts commissioned by the minister of Justice set up in 1999 a pilot project for a period of 5 years (2000 to 2005) aiming at providing a global drug care programme to drug addicted inmates.The overall aim of the project was to integrate drug dependant inmates into a medico-psycho-social drug care network in order to reduce recidivism, risks and criminality after release from prison. >>
interventions in the criminal justice system outcome evaluation, process evaluation prison adults Grand Duchy of Luxembourg 1
Title: 7 years of the Syringe-Exchange Programme at the Pamplona Prison (Spain)
Summary: Implementation of a pilot programme in a penitentiary to reduce risks through the personalized exchange of syringes, similar to the scheme in place for the population at large. In the 7 years it has been operational, it has proven that such measures are suitable, valid and effective in prison environments. >>
harm reduction evaluation of intervention planning, outcome evaluation, impact evaluation, process evaluation needle/syringe provision adults Spain 2
Title: EN DRASI Therapeutic Programme: Support Centre for Drug Users in Prisons (Korydallos Judicial Men's Prisons and Psychiatric Division of Korydallos Prisons, Athens)
Summary: The objective of the project is the establishment of a therapeutic alliance that will enable the imprisoned drug user to become aware of his condition, to acknowledge the factors that led him to drug use, and to choose among the possible alternative ways to start treatment. This is achieved through the creation of self-help groups for the imprisoned drug users population in two Athen prisons. >>
interventions in the criminal justice system outcome evaluation, process evaluation prison adults Greece 1
Title: The Tower Programme
Summary: Reduces the incidence of criminal behaviour and accentuates the personal development of marginalized young people from the North Clondalkin Area who have come into contact with the law. >>
interventions in the criminal justice system outcome evaluation, process evaluation community children/young people Ireland 1

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