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A fall in the number of people who were treated for addiction in England last year is both deeply worrying and entirely unsurprising.

We are excited to announce the launch of our 2017-18 impact report featuring the inspirational stories of individuals who have overcome challenges with health, substance misuse or difficult family circumstances.

We are pleased to announce that we have been commissioned in Cambridgeshire to deliver the adult substance misuse treatment service from 1 October 2018.

At the end of last week, The Telegraph published an article that saw some students criticise the University of Sheffield for promoting harm reduction advice among students. Here is our response.

Health and social care charity Change Grow Live has been recognised at one of the charity sector’s most prestigious awards – The Third Sector Awards – for the speed and effectiveness with which it took on staff and services from stricken provider Lifeline last year.

We were delighted to join the Scottish recovery community for the walk after being commissioned for our first services in Scotland last year.

Alcohol treatment services in Blackburn with Darwen have amongst the highest successful treatment rates in the country, according to Public Health England.

We were delighted to see that, once again, over a thousand people from all over the country attended the 10th annual UK Recovery Walk, which took place in Shrewsbury last weekend.

Peterborough City Council, in partnership with Change Grow Live Aspire, are delivering a health and wellbeing event at the Aspire offices at 102-104 Bridge Street, Peterborough, PE1 1DY on Wednesday 19 September from 10.30am-2.30pm.