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Organisations in Attendance Derbyshire PCC Drug Summit 2015 Office of t he Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire Barnados Leaving Care Service, Derbyshire Derbyshire Constabulary Derbyshire Police and Crime Panel Derby College Friesland School Stay True, Derby Recovering Justice Victim Support Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Sheffield Hallam University Derbyshire County Council Derby City Council Leicestershire Police CAYA - Derbyshire County Council Vulnerable Young Peoples Panel CAFCASS Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Durham Kingsmead School Public Health - Derbyshire County Council Sheffield Hallam University NHS Vulnerable Young Peoples Panel Amy Winehouse Foundation Drug Worker NHS Trust Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service EMSOU – Derbyshire Constabulary The Network Hub, Derby Homes Ltd Derbyshire Safeguarding Children's Board NED & Bolsover District Children's Services Substance Misuse 7 Children in Care Transform Drugs Police Foundation Derbyshire T3 Derbyshire Youth Offending Service Lady Manners School , Bakewell SPODA Disabled Children's Team – Derbyshire County Council Enthusiasm Trust Belper School AV South - Derbyshire Healthcare NHS FT Mental Health Professional Social Worker Royal Derby Hospital National Probation Service TELL MAMA Campaign CID North Division - Derbyshire Constabulary Studio House, Nottingham Social Care - Derbyshire County Council Swanwick Hall NHS North Derbyshire CCG The Bemrose School, Derby Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire Toby Perkins MP University of Derby Addaction UK Recovery Federation (UKRF) Derbyshire Community Health Breakout City Young Person's Substance Misuse Service - NHS .

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