Collective Voice is the national charity working to improve England’s drug and alcohol treatment and recovery system
What is Collective Voice?
We advocate for a system that reduces harm and nurtures recovery and the vital role of charities in delivering this.
News & Views
Collective Voice publishes new resources to improve access and outcomes in residential treatment
If we could sum up the recommendations of this paper in one phrase, it would be to ensure that residential provision is an accessible option
New Collective Voice resources to help improve access and outcomes in residential treatment
We have provided these resources in a range of formats (image files, PDFs, PowerPoint), to ensure they can be used in a range of settings.
From Hope to Delivery: Five essential next steps for Government action on alcohol and other drugs
We need Government to outline clear aims and priorities for our field, and offer political leadership to achieve these, ensuring relevant professionals and organisations focus
Collective Voice welcomes the National Audit Office report on tackling drug harms in prisons
Sadly, this is not a new identification of either the problems or proposed solutions regarding treatment and recovery support in prisons. Given these repeated calls
Collective Voice Women’s Treatment Working Group responds to the Government’s new Violence Against Women and Girls strategy
For too many women, asking for help still feels dangerous, with unpredictable consequences. The government’s new strategy is welcome, but to deliver its ambition we
Collective Voice raises concerns regarding the Government’s response to the Justice Committee’s report on drugs in prisons
We are concerned that the Government is failing to acknowledge the fundamental changes required to improve outcomes. While improving and updating the specification is a
