Collective Voice is pleased to announce the appointment of its new Chair and Vice Chair. Paul Townsley, CEO of Humankind, will take over from Chair Karen Biggs from 1 April
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Our response to the Health and Social Care Committee’s inquiry on health harms and drug policy
Collective Voice has responded to the Health and Social Care Committee’s inquiry on health harms and drug policy. In our submission we address questions including What is the extent of
Collective Voice joins call for public health funding to be a priority in the Spending Review
Collective Voice is pleased to join 54 health leaders in co-signing a letter calling for public health funding to be a priority in the Spending Review. Signatories include health organisations, charities, professional
Commissioning guidance on drug and alcohol support in homelessness services
Homeless Link is funded from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) to produce a series of good practice resources to help services to respond to, and prevent, homelessness.
New vacancy: Senior Policy Manager (MEAM Coalition)
Our close partners the Making Every Adult Matter (MEAM) coalition are advertising an exciting new opportunity to join their team as Senior Policy Manager. The MEAM coalition is formed of the
Humankind and Blenheim CDP announce intention to merge
Today it was announced that two of Collective Voice’s member organisations, Humankind and Blenheim CDP, are intending to merge, effective April 2019. The new organisation will be named Humankind, although
Collective Voice endorses the new Alcohol Charter
Last night saw the launch of the Alcohol Charter published by the Drugs, Alcohol & Justice Cross-Party Parliamentary Group and the All Party Parliamentary Group on Alcohol Harm. It calls
Budget 2018: why invest in drug and alcohol treatment?
02 October 2018 With the Government publishing its next Budget at the end of this month, Collective Voice has written to the Treasury to make the case for ending the
Probation services: Collective Voice responds to the Ministry of Justice’s consultation
28 September 2018 Drug and alcohol treatment is vital in helping to divert people from committing crime and is a vital component of the resettlement and rehabilitation of offenders. Treatment
Collective Voice responds to the 2017 drug misuse deaths figures
Figures released today (6 August 2018) reveal that deaths related to drug misuse in England have fallen, with 2,310 deaths in 2017, compared with 2,386 in 2016. While this is
