Efforts in Hull to increase the numbers of people with alcohol problems who are accessing free support have received a boost following a funding award from Public Health England.
As a charity that supports people in Birmingham to tackle substance misuse and make lasting changes in their lives, we are determined to continue to raise awareness and increase access to naloxone.
Change Grow Live’s domestic abuse service representative, Becky Goring, was able to talk about the services we provide as part of a roundtable discussion with the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
Sova, formerly a wholly-owned subsidiary of Change Grow Live that supports individuals with multiple and complex needs, has fully merged with its parent charity as of Friday 1 March 2019.
More than 30 healthcare, policing and social care professionals gathered in Birmingham to discuss new approaches to managing alcohol-related harm in the night time economy.
Our Great Yarmouth office in Norfolk now has a Lithuanian Pod. Started by demand in the area, staff have started to deliver this pod to the Lithuanian community in Great Yarmouth.
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