In March, Collective Voice vice chair, Clare Taylor (Chief Operating Officer at Turning Point) gave evidence to the Public Accounts Committee inquiry on alcohol treatment
The data suggest there are “certain risk groups… where targeted action would be helpful” Read the report The latest “Shooting Up” report shows a continuing
On Wednesday 8 March, International Women’s Day 2023, the Women’s Treatment Group hosted a webinar exploring good practice when working with women in drug and alcohol treatment services.
The government today announced the next tranche of drug strategy funding for treatment and recovery services. The funding amounts to £154.3 million for 2023/2024, and
Yesterday saw the publication of the latest statistics for alcohol-specific deaths in the UK. These cover deaths which are directly attributed to alcohol consumption (mainly liver disease), which
Collective Voice is delighted to announce the appointment of Jess Mullen as its new Chief Executive. Jess is currently Director of Influence and Communications at
Integrated Care Systems now exist in law. But what does that mean for drug and alcohol treatment and recovery services, the public health commissioners in local government who fund them or the people who they support?
In July 2022, the government published the white paper “Swift, Certain, Tough: New Consequences for Drug Possession”.
Integration is an easy word to say but a harder concept to deliver. The people our system serves have some of the worst physical and
The Office of Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) has published a national adult drug and alcohol treatment commissioning quality standard and self assessment tool. This was
Collective Voice is the national charity working to improve England’s drug and alcohol treatment and recovery systems
