Collective Voice is delighted to announce the appointment of Lea Milligan as its first Independent Chair. Lea is the Chief Executive of mental health research
From Monday 17th May, support groups – which include those supporting people “with, or recovering from, addictions (including alcohol, narcotics or other substance addictions) or
The research found that local authority funding for drug and alcohol treatment services fell by 27 per cent between 2013 and 2019, removing £212 million
Following the February release of provisional data on deaths from alcohol-specific causes for the first three quarters of 2020, the ONS has now published figures
2021 has the potential to be a hugely significant year for the substance misuse treatment field with the imminent publication of a major independent review
The government has set out its structural reforms to the public health system in England, which will see the health improvement functions – including substance
Within a treatment system that has faced significant cuts to funding in recent years, detox and rehab services have fared particularly badly.
Yesterday’s release of alcohol-specific death statistics for 2019 included provisional data which showed – shockingly – that there were 5,460 deaths from January to September
Today’s release of two important Public Health England 2019/20 datasets – substance misuse treatment in secure settings, and young people’s substance misuse treatment – underline
How is the vaccine being rolled out locally? Currently Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) are playing a leadership and coordinating role in many local areas, with
Collective Voice is the national charity working to improve England’s drug and alcohol treatment and recovery systems
