Welcome to our new website
Alcohol Change UK is the new charity formed by the merger of Alcohol Concern and Alcohol Research UK
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Check your drinking
Lots of us drink more than we realise. Check how healthy your drinking is with this quick quiz.
Cut down
About alcohol treatment
Alcohol treatment includes many different types of services, from peer support to residential rehab. Find out more.
Fact sheets
Our fact sheets set out the latest evidence to help you find out more about alcohol.
Alcohol statistics
Read all the latest stats about alcohol in the UK.
Unit calculator
Want to check how many units you're drinking? Use this calculator to work out how many units you have in an average week.
Research hub
We are committed to supporting evidence-based research and knowledge to promote a better understanding of alcohol harm and bring about effective change. Explore our library of alcohol-related research, fact sheets and more.
The Alcohol Change Report
It’s easy to think that alcohol harm is inevitable. It isn’t. This report looks at alcohol in the UK today, and makes the case for key changes we much all work towards if we are to end serious alcohol harm.
Alcohol research grants
Commissioned rapid evidence reviews
New funding opportunities: we are calling for applications for six rapid evidence reviews across a range of subjects. Find out more here.
Policy insights
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Alcohol Harm
We help organise the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Alcohol Harm, which brings together MPs and peers from all parties to reduce alcohol-related harm.
Headline reports
In addition to funding research into alcohol harm, we publish research and summaries on the key issues in alcohol harm today.
Fundraise
Run a half marathon, host an alcohol-free event or jump out of a plane to help Alcohol Change UK change and save lives.
Campaigns
Donate
By supporting us you can help to improve and save lives across the UK.
Reasons to support us
Find out more about the work we do and the difference you can make.
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The UK's Chief Medical Officers have provided guidelines on how adults can keep health risks from alcohol to a low level.
Living with a parent or carer who drinks harmfully can be very difficult for a child.