Resources Event Resources Making Recovery Real - Oban
Event Resources
Hosted by: SRN
The second of three Making Recovey Real roadshow events. 58 people from across Argyll and Bute joined the SRN team in Oban for a day that focused on raising awareness about recovery as well as encouraging local action around recovery. The event featured lots of conversation and participation from the people who attended and there was a definite feeling of enthusiasm and excitement throughout the day.
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Scottish Recovery Network
Published
May 2010
Description
Report from the Making Recovery Real roadshow event held in Oban on February 24th 2010.
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