The system we work in lacks incentives to engage in research, but we can learn from other professions and combine practice and research work within
What is good practice when working with women in drug and alcohol treatment services? Watch the video on YouTube Following on from International Women’s Day
Collective Voice is delighted to announce the appointment of Rosanna O’Connor as its new Chair of Trustees. View the full list of our trustees here
Commissioners, providers and civil servants need to have frank and detailed conversations about cost pressures and sustainability across the full range of services Read Debra’s
Substance use treatment works to reduce harm and help people turn their lives around, delivering a good return on investment for public services and communities
Every one of these deaths is a tragedy – and we should be doing more as a society to prevent them. The Government should develop
In 2021, Dame Carol Black wrote that provision for substance use treatment and recovery in the community ‘urgently needs repair’. The same description could perhaps
We look forward to working with the review team and the Government on how to improve support for people who use substances, which will improve
The health and care system needs clear priorities and leadership, with long-term direction setting and funding commitments. Download our full consultation submission This week, Collective
Government statistics confirm that charities have delivered a swift, impressive impact by supporting people to overcome issues with alcohol and other drugs See the stats
Collective Voice is the national charity working to improve England’s drug and alcohol treatment and recovery systems
