Training Estonian Rehab Workers
Author: Viljam Borissenko, Avatud Lootuse Fond SA (Public Foundation of Hope), Estonia “At the beginning of October, we had the pleasure of meeting again with…
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Evidence-based Christian addictions recovery tools launched in West Africa
From April 16th to 19th 2024, 36 men and women working in the addictions/recovery field across sectors in West Africa (mainly Nigeria) met in Lagos…
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Have you signed the Oviedo Declaration?
ISAAC International has signed The Declaration of Oviedo, are you able to do the same? Drug use continues to pose evident challenges to populations worldwide….
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Changing the culture of addiction in the UK
We invited the STAR (Steps To Active Recovery) Network, one of our newest ISAAC Organisational Members to tell us about their passion and mission to…
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Christian voice for recovery at global forum
In September, ISAAC’s General Secretary joined representatives from civil society organizations, non-governmental organizations, networks (like ISAAC and WFAD), academia and researchers from around the world,…
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ISAAC Mentoring connects individuals across nations
ISAAC Mentoring offers a life-changing opportunity for all ISAAC Members This is the chance to walk alongside someone who provides unwavering support and encouragement in…
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ISAAC Africa talks about Trauma and Addiction
‘Indeed we are grateful for the resource. Very educative’ ‘The training was very constructive and we thank you very much for having organised and for…
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ISAAC Mentoring: Pilot project launched
We are delighted to share that the ISAAC Mentoring pilot project is now live. We are trialing the concept of matching Christian peers who are…
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ISAAC Asia: Generosity in a crisis
Across Asia, the pandemic has taken hold in different ways with varying local rules and even imprisonment for breaking curfews in parts of Myanmar. ISAAC…
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UK Network update
The global pandemic has taken our UK regional meetings online. These meetings are designed to be a supportive time for anyone working in addictions/recovery in…
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“Fear not” : A note of encouragement
These are extraordinary times in which we are living! I know for many, these world-wide events and actions are causing some difficulties. As each nation…
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Estonia Connects: Viljam shares
What do good train schedules, great jokes and God’s plan have in common? The answer – perfect timing. One of the core functions of ISAAC…
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Intercontinental Connection
This is a short post on how ISAAC member organisations from different continents connected to bless each other’s work written by Andy Partington. Novō’s vision…
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A growing UK network
Mary Halsey, UK Coordinator for ISAAC reflects on the past year and how the ISAAC UK network is experiencing organic growth and change: I have…
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Important ISAAC Asia Update
In this post, Warwick Murphy, Executive Director of ISAAC Australasia shares the latest from his ministry and work: In July this year myself, Warwick Murphy…
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Act. Now.
“Act. Now.” Those were the two words that I heard very strongly through a presentation at the World Federation Against Drugs conference in Gothenburg, Sweden…
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Passing on the baton of ISAAC Presidency
In Spring this year, Dr. Jean LaCour handed the baton of ISAAC President to fellow member of the ISAAC International Steering Group, Tom Bremer. As…
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Jesus the dual national: An Easter message
“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. All things came into being by Him, and…
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Organisations you should know about
We are keen that Christian addiction workers are aware of all the relevant organisations that you can be part of. Two such secular membership organisations…
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Save the date!
We are delighted to announce that the next ISAAC UK Conference will be on Saturday 6th October, 2018 (please note the change). This year’s ISAAC…
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