Improving the health of the nation requires a bold vision, strong leadership, and political will. Read the open letter on the ADPH website Collective Voice
The issues raised by Lord Darzi all have specific resonance in the treatment and recovery sector Read Lord Darzi’s Report Blog by our Executive Director,
Treatment for people with substance use issues is an essential part of health and social care in the UK and will continue to be required
Collective Voice has joined Agenda Alliance, which consists of over 100 member organisations – from large, national bodies to smaller, specialist organisations – working in collaboration to influence public policy and practice to respond appropriately to women and girls with multiple, complex unmet needs.
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.
Partnership working between those leading research and drug and alcohol services can ensure that research findings and innovations developed from them meet the needs of
With great sadness, we share news of the death of Collective Voice’s Chair of Trustees Lea Milligan who passed away on Monday 15 April following
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.
The Sentencing Bill is shortly due to enter Committee stage in Parliament. It includes two clauses which would bring positive changes to sentencing by, if well implemented, reducing pressure on the prison system and ensuring that people whose contact with the criminal justice system is related to the way they use drugs and alcohol are able to get the treatment and support they need.
Collective Voice is the national charity working to improve England’s drug and alcohol treatment and recovery systems
