A social Cafe to tackle drug addiction (ISSN 2753-8176 (online))

A social Cafe to tackle drug addiction (ISSN 2753-8176 (online))

1.Ana Pedro

1.Gwyntwr1386 Health & Social Care, 58 Grove Road, Birkenhead, CH42 XX. info@gwyntwr1386.com

Description of the innovation

To set up Netherlands bulldog like cafes at the NHS where you can freely consume cannabis, cocaine, methamphetamide, etc for free and moreover you can have a free delicious meal and enrolling different healthy activities.

What problem is your innovation trying to solve?

Drug addiction

What diseases or conditions does your innovation impact?

Mental health and behavioural conditions - Drug misuse

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