
The Sterling Dental Centre continues to support the Drug and Alcohol Action Programme (DAAP) registered
charity no. 1101661. The DAAP objectives are:
- To advance the education of the public about all aspects
of substance misuse and related issues particularly by working
towards eradicating addiction by and through education;
by developing and managing appropriate programmes and treatment
services; by conducting appropriate research on addictive
behaviour; and by disseminating the useful results of such
research for the benefit of the public
- To promote for the public benefit, predominately but
not exclusively for minority ethnic communities, issues
relating to substance misuse
- To relieve poverty and to relieve physical, mental and
emotional distress amongst individuals and communities subject
to and affected by substance misuse by the provision of
advice, education, treatment and such other means as shall
further the objects; and
- To build upon the work initiated and developed by the
Southall Community Drugs Education Project from 1998 to
2002
- To raise awareness about the problems facing individuals
and communities affected by substance misuse, in particular
alcohol and drug addiction
- To set up and manage culturally appropriate education,
prevention and treatment programmes primarily but not exclusively
for minority ethnic communities
- To co-operate and collaborate with voluntary bodies, statutory
authorities, businesses and other independent organisations
working on similar issues; to exchange information and develop
joint initiatives
- To work with voluntary, statutory and other agencies to
promote culturally sensitive drug and alcohol education,
prevention initiatives and treatment programmes
- To arrange and provide for or join in arranging and providing
for the holding of exhibitions, meetings, lectures, workshops,
seminars and training courses
- To act as a national voice for individuals and communities
affected by substance misuse
- To promote the benefits of a multi-cultural society and
to increase understanding of cultural issues
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