• The British Army (link).
  • Substance misuse education: EIP, SMPR
• The British Racing School (link).
  • Substance misuse education: SMPJ
• Bishop David Brown School (link).
  • Substance-misuse education
• The Home Office (link).
  • Throughcare and aftercare: approaches and promising practise in service delivery for clients released from prison or leaving residential rehabilitation
• The Youth Justice Board (link).
  • Research on substance misuse among young offenders

Testimonials

"Galahad are a professional organisation with an innovative approach to educating people about substance misuse. We value the contribution they make to the training courses we deliver."
Duncan Gregory, Operations Director, British Racing School

"All presentations were of the highest order and contained up-to-date information, the quality and content of the presentations meant that the information and message were easily understood and quickly assimilated by all those present. The feedback was very positive and the message quickly spread."
M Singh, Flight Lieutenant, Falkland Islands

"The presentation was excellent to say the least and I cannot speak too highly with regard to the standard of the two speakers [who] were excellent and were highly praised by all members of the audience."
Major Steve Wallis, Army Welfare Service Wessex

"The presentation was absolutely first class: well delivered, informative, constructive and very properly hard hitting."
Lieutenant Colonel C.P. Wallace, Aberdeen Universities Officers Training Corps

"There is a wealth of accurate information, clearly demonstrated through and engaging powerpoint presentation."
G. Dalgarno, Head of Citizenship/PSHE, Bishop David Brown School

"Enthusiastic delivery, technically accurate. The students felt they could ask anything. The presenter dealt with their questions professionally. I thoroughly enjoyed it and learnt from the experience. "
C. Evans, Teaching Assistant , Bishop David Brown School

"The presenter was approachable and the talk was informative. He connected well with the students and his personal knowledge was I think key to the credibility of the talk. "
V. Parker, Head of Lower School , Bishop David Brown School