Higher education project ‘breaking cycle’ of addiction

SETU president Veronica Campbell, graduates Allen and Jay Bobinac, and head of faculty of lifelong learning Joe Collins at the 2022 launch of the SETU-Tiglin programme. Picture: Patrick Browne

Some 92 people have taken part in a “transformational” education programme targeted towards those living with addiction.

The programme, which is delivered by South East Technological University (SETU), was established last year in collaboration with the homeless and addiction charity Tiglin.