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Drug and alcohol related deaths for women are increasing, as is the number of women who have their children removed due to drug and alcohol use. This is because we are working in a system that is failing women. We need strong leadership from the new Government to support the women’s agenda and help turn this around.
Collective Voice is delighted to announce that Will Haydock will be joining the organisation as Executive Director of Policy and External Affairs in July.
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“It’s more important than ever that the voices of voluntary sector drug and alcohol services, and the knowledge and expertise they hold from delivering vital
“Women make up 52% of the population but only 33% of our treatment services. Is this because they are not using substances, or is it
Read the report “The government will only achieve value for money if it builds on the initial momentum of the new strategy and develops a
“To keep people safe and enable them to make the changes they want to see in their lives, every effort has to be made by
First published: 8th September 2023Edited: 21st November 2023. The government have published a response to the Committee’s report, and their responses are summarised beneath points
The first annual report on progress under the From Harm to Hope ten-year drugs strategy has been published, analysing the impacts thus far of the government’s funding and strategy around drug supply, demand, treatment, and recovery.
Read our submission The National Audit Office (NAO) is undertaking a value-for-money assessment of the government’s ten-year Drugs Strategy From Harm to Hope, looking at
Collective Voice is the national charity working to improve England’s drug and alcohol treatment and recovery systems
