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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.
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Alcohol Concern provides a range of consultancy and training services designed and delivered by experts in the field.
Do you care about alcohol misuse? Are you professionally or personally interested in reducing alcohol-related harm? If so - join us now!
Alcohol Concern runs a number of projects that aim to build capacity in the sector, encourage good practice in the field and create and promote better solutions to tackle alcohol problems:
Find out what's new from our projects:
- New Embrace glance sheets, end of project report and Knowledge Set Three
- Alcohol and older people - briefing
- Tobacco and alcohol conference: learning from each other - October 2011
As a member of Alcohol Concern you will be part of a social movement, sharing ideas, working together to achieve change.
Membership will put you at the heart of the latest developments.
Benefits of membership include:
- Regular news e-bulletin - Straight Talk News
- Free copies of our members' magazine - Straight Talk
- Opportunities to comment on key policy issues
- Opportunities to meet and influence government
- Regular briefings on policy and practice developments
- Free copies of our publications and reports
- Preferential rates on Alcohol Concern's training and consultancy services
Find out more about becoming a member.
What are current alcohol consumption levels?
How much do people drink?
What is the cost of alcohol misuse?
How many children live with parents who are drinking hazardously?
How much do people under-estimate what they drink?
How many people die of alcohol-related illness and disease?
Find out about key statistics on alcohol misuse.
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:
- Alcohol Concern
- DrugScope
- the National Addiction Centre
- and the editor, Mike Ashon