Welcome

Alcohol Concern is the national agency on alcohol misuse campaigning for effective alcohol policy and improved services for people whose lives are affected by alcohol-related problems. 

Alcohol Concern in action   

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Training & consultancy

Alcohol Concern provides a range of consultancy and training services designed and delivered by experts in the field.

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Services directory

Find local alcohol services in your area - go to our online directory of services for problem drinkers and their families.

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Alcohol Concern runs a number of projects that aim to build capacity in the sector:

Find out what's new from our projects:

 

Alcohol Concern acts as a hub for organisations and individuals that want to reduce alcohol-related harms.  Our membership scheme puts our supporters at the heart of the latest developments within the alcohol field.

Collectively, Alcohol Concern's members form a powerful lobby to help influence government, the media and the drinks industry - enabling change and fulfilling everyone's goal - to tackle the problems caused by alcohol misuse.

Benefits of membership include:

Free copies of our quarterly magazine, Straight Talk

Free copies of our publicaitons and reports; discounts on conferences and training

A quarterly policy update.

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Alcohol Concern News is a free, monthly email newsletter providing you with a round-up of the latest news and policy developments on alcohol misuse.

The bulletin includes:

  • - the latest information on alcohol policy, government initiatives and new reports
  • - updates on Alcohol Concern's work
  • - information from our projects

View the latest issue of
Alcohol Concern News 

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Drug & Alcohol Findings is a project that bridges the divide between research on the effectiveness of responses to drug and alcohol problems and the practitioners who provide those interventions, with a focus on UK-relevant research.

The project aims to encapsulate the studies' findings, set them in context and to explore the implications for practice.

Drug & Alcohol Findings is a partnership project managed by: