Substance use treatment works to reduce harm and help people turn their lives around, delivering a good return on investment for public services and communities
Every one of these deaths is a tragedy – and we should be doing more as a society to prevent them. The Government should develop
In 2021, Dame Carol Black wrote that provision for substance use treatment and recovery in the community ‘urgently needs repair’. The same description could perhaps
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
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
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
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.
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
On 22nd May, the government published the National Combating Drugs Outcomes Framework, setting out the metrics through which they will measure progress towards the goals of the From Harm to Hope ten-year drugs strategy. These metrics are how the government will measure if the strategy is working, and are summarised in this blog.
The government today announced the next tranche of drug strategy funding for treatment and recovery services. The funding amounts to £154.3 million for 2023/2024, and
Collective Voice is the national charity working to improve England’s drug and alcohol treatment and recovery systems
