FMN
Riksförbundet Föräldraföreningen Mot Narkotika
Skärholmen, Sweden
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Founded in 1968, FMN is a non-profit association based in Skärholmen, Sweden working on addiction, community development.
FMN (Föräldraföreningen Mot Narkotika) is a Swedish non-profit association founded in 1968 by parents and relatives affected by drug use. It supports relatives of people with harmful drug use through counselling, self-help groups and courses, and works on prevention and advocacy. Its work is run largely by volunteers through local associations and contact groups across Sweden, and it is independent of religious and political affiliations.
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Addiction
Programme for relatives of people who use drugs harmfully. Starts with a first contact and individual counselling, then referral to an open self-help group run by local associations and contact groups.
Familjelivskursen
Addiction
Residential course of two to three days for relatives of people with drug problems. Participants share their own histories in groups, take part in exercises and role-plays, and are guided by experienced course leaders.
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