Alcohol and drug partnerships: additional funding 2020-2021

Additional funding to help reduce drug deaths.


Additional funding has been made available to Alcohol and Drug Partnerships for this financial year (2020-21) to support work to reduce drug deaths in Scotland.

Details are below, as well as a letter from the Scottish Government to Integration Authorities setting out a total of £3 million allocation to increase provision of residential drug rehabilitation placements and improve access to treatment and harm reduction activities. Funding has been based on the number of drug deaths in each area. The money will be distributed as follows:

  • 65% on increasing residential rehabilitation and aftercare
  • 20% on improving access to harm reduction activities such as naloxone, heroin-assisted treatment and opiate substitute therapy
  • 15% on improving access to treatment

Table of funding allocated 

Integration Authority/Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP)

Allocation

East Ayrshire HSCP

£96,294

North Ayrshire HSCP

£96,294

South Ayrshire HSCP

£68,382

Scottish Borders HSCP

£49,773

Dumfries and Galloway HSCP

£85,129

Fife HSCP

£170,727

Clackmannanshire and Stirling HSCP

£83,268

Falkirk HSCP

£96,294

Aberdeen City HSCP

£101,876

Aberdeenshire HSCP

£68,382

Moray HSCP

£42,330

East Dunbartonshire HSCP

£33,026

East Renfrewshire HSCP

£34,887

Glasgow City HSCP

£539,171

Inverclyde HSCP

£81,407

Renfrewshire HSCP

£103,737

West Dunbartonshire HSCP

£79,547

Argyll and Bute HSCP

£44,191

Highland HSCP

£68,382

North Lanarkshire HSCP

£196,779

South Lanarkshire HSCP

£146,536

East Lothian HSCP

£53,495

Edinburgh HSCP

£198,640

Midlothian HSCP

£53,495

West Lothian HSCP

£62,799

Orkney Islands HSCP

£21,861

Shetland Islands HSCP

£23,722

Angus HSCP

£59,077

Dundee City HSCP

£153,980

Perth and Kinross HSCP

£66,521

Western Isles HSCP

£20,000

 

£3,000,000

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