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
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My concern is that charities could be overlooked, but this Budget is just the start, and I look forward to seeing the Government work with
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.
The impact of the cost of living crisis further emphasises the need for long term and sustainable funding for drug and alcohol treatment and recovery services.
Drug and alcohol treatment funding for 24/25 has been announced in sufficient time for planning next year’s services. However we are concerned that some areas
“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
Collective Voice is the national charity working to improve England’s drug and alcohol treatment and recovery systems
