Help us launch our International Families Against the Drug War campaign
Today we are launching our new crowd-funding campaign on Just Giving to raise money for our new campaign 'International Families against the Drug War' which we will be taking to [...]
‘Anyone’s Child’ at the Drug Policy Alliance Reform Conference in Washington
Anyone’s Child: Families for Safer Drug Control were delighted to attend this year’s Drug Policy Alliance Reform conference in Washington DC thanks, in large part, to the Open Society Foundations scholarship [...]
“The War on Drugs: Harming, not protecting, young people”: a new report from the Count the Costs initiative
Anyone’s Child welcomes the launch of a new briefing from the Count the Costs initiative, which underpins much of the work the families are doing in the U.K., and highlights the universal [...]
“Drugs can be dangerous. But does banning them cause more harm than good?” – Anyone’s Child event, 3rd December, Bristol
Anyone's Child: Families for Safer Drug Control are giving a talk on Thursday 3rd December at 6pm at the Redland Park Church in Bristol. Speakers include: - Anne-Marie Cockburn, mother [...]
My daughter might still be alive if the government had moved the drugs discussion into the 21st century
This blog is written by Liz Spinks. My daughter, Lorna Spinks, was born on 23rd October 1981 and died on 7th May 2001 – 48 hours after swallowing one ecstasy tablet [...]
The criminalisation of people who use drugs is cruel and unjust. It’s time to speak out against it
This blog is written by Hope Humphreys, one of the members of the Anyone’s Child project. It is said that prison is only used as a last resort. So, if someone [...]
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