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South Tyneside Adult Carer Service (STACS) recently attended the Change 4 Life celebration event where they were presented with a Quality Standard Award.

We are aware that there is an issue with the supply and increasing cost of buprenorphine, an essential medication prescribed to many of our service users. 

The new service is empowering adults in Rotherham to achieve long-term positive change by offering access to treatment, support to improve health and well-being, advice on addressing housing needs, together with routes to educational and employment opportunities.

Innovative and potentially life-saving drug testing at festivals and nightclubs could soon be extended to city centres after a crowd-funding campaign was significantly boosted by Change Grow Live.

National health and social care charity Change Grow Live is collaborating with Gilead to identify and treat people with Hepatitis C, as part of a wider NHS initiative to eliminate the virus by 2025.

Jennie Woodwards and Adam Huxley recently published an article investigating impulsivity and risk-taking as mediators of transition to injecting drug use.

We are pleased to announce further support for those experiencing domestic violence and abuse in East Sussex.

Change Grow Live services in the North-West recently took part in a regional five-a-side football tournament at Tranmere Rovers Football Club.

Super-strength Ecstasy which has caused the deaths of more than 60 people in England and Wales – including people in Greater Manchester – is on sale in the region.