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To reflect the emerging challenges and opportunities for the drug and alcohol sector, as we move into an increasingly turbulent economic and political environment, Collective Voice will be expanding its

Collective Voice believes that the most significant challenge facing the drug treatment and recovery system today is responding to the health needs of an ageing and increasingly vulnerable population. Moreover,

Collective Voice welcomes news that The Making Every Adult Matter (MEAM) coalition – formed of the national charities Clinks, Homeless Link and Mind – has received £2.78 million in new funding

Every Drug Strategy since John Major’s government has acknowledged that tackling drug dependence in isolation – without engaging with mental ill health, homelessness, offending, and lack of employment – is

Public Health England (PHE) today published their evidence review on the outcomes that can be expected of drug misuse treatment in England. The evidence review used a mixed methods approach

The ACMD’s excellent new report “Reducing opiate-related deaths in the UK” provides powerful independent support for the emerging consensus about understanding drug-related deaths captured earlier this year in the joint

The publication of the Dame Carol Black review into improving access to employment provides a real opportunity for the alcohol and drug treatment sector which we must seize. Dame Carol

  Context Almost invisibly, the UK’s drug problem has shifted from being a youth issue to being concentrated among people over 40. Heroin, the most dangerous of the commonly used

About Collective Voice Collective Voice is a collaboration of the eight largest Third Sector providers of drug and alcohol treatment services in England; together they are responsible for £380m of

We regret to announce the postponement of the Collective Voice Roundtable for Young People’s Services,  originally scheduled for 19 September, due to the limited number of registrations. We will make