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We believe Collective Voice has a key role to play in ensuring treatment is accessible and delivers positive outcomes for everyone who needs it. But
Adfam and Collective Voice are excited to announce the launch of a brand-new group, bringing together organisations supporting families affected by substance use and individuals with lived experience, to work together to improve support for affected others.
Developing services specifically for women engaged with the criminal justice system should not mean simply creating a single entry point or service for all women.
This Alcohol Awareness Week, WithYou is calling on employers and policymakers to recognise work as a recovery tool, which can change the lives of people
When the plan trumpets ‘a devolved and diverse NHS’, I wonder if it should really be saying ‘ a devolved and diverse health system’ Read
There’s lots to welcome for our field, but the Government should approach some recommendations with caution. It would be a mistake to develop solutions today
The Government is asking local areas to develop local preparedness plans and submit them for it to review. We can reasonably ask: what is in
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
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
Collective Voice is the national charity working to improve England’s drug and alcohol treatment and recovery systems
