Young people and DRIVE (Drug-related Intimidation & Violence Engagement) – 5 Questions!

Young people and DRIVE (Drug related Intimidation & Violence Engagement)

The DRIVE project is a new national project funded in 2019 under Minister Catherine Byrne's Strand 3 drugs initiative. It is a cross-agency project to support communities, individuals and families impacted by Drug related Intimidation & violence. We are preparing a short submission to the Youth Justice Strategy about young people. We really value your opinion and have a few short questions. Your responses will be anonymised. Thank you for your time.

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* 1. What Is your role?

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* 2. In your view, to what extent are young people and children being impacted by Drug-related Intimidation & Violence. Click on the sentence that most applies most to your area.

Young people and children are definitely victims of drug-related intimidation and violence in our area.

Young people and children are both victims and are also perpetrators of drug-related intimidation and violence in our area.

It is only really manifesting itself within the adult population in our area.

Drug-related intimidation and violence is not a problem.

I do not know if it is a problem.

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* 3. Can you tell us a little bit more about what is happening in your area in relation to young people and drug-related intimidation and violence. Give as much anonymised information as you can please.

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* 4. What would you like to see happen about it? Have you ideas about what might work to reduce its prevalence?

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* 5. Thank you for your time and answers. Before you go, is there anything else that you think it is important we know in relation to young people and drug-related intimidation and violence?