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Our policy and advocacy work is focused on delivering good, evidence-based change to reduce the serious harm caused by alcohol and make a positive difference to the millions of people who are affected.
As we approach a General Election, the new government is in a unique place to take action to address rising harms from alcohol in the UK.
Read about some of the key areas for alcohol policy change in the UK.
Alcohol Change UK is the secretariat for the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Alcohol Harm.
In addition to funding research into alcohol harm, we publish research and summaries on the key issues in alcohol harm today.
As part of our policy work, we respond to alcohol-related consultations from the government and other organisations.
The Equality Act is there to protect people against discrimination - but it doesn’t protect people with alcohol dependence.
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You can get involved in our alcohol public health campaigns, such as Dry January® and Alcohol Awareness Week, using our free digital resources and help people in your community to drink more healthily.
Become a campaigner, supporting our work and calling for better support and treatment for those affected by alcohol harm; there are many ways to get involved, from attending events to contacting your local MP.
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