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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.
Interactive tools
Am I drinking too much?
Find out the latest guidance to keep your health risks from alcohol to a low level.
Research hub
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 must all work towards if we are to end serious alcohol harm.
Alcohol research grants
Working with the whole person: Alcohol, mental health and complex needs
Join our first online interactive conference on 2nd and 3rd December 2020.
Policy insights
Headline reports
In addition to funding research into alcohol harm, we publish research and summaries on the key issues in alcohol harm today.
The Alcohol Charter
The Alcohol Charter, endorsed by over 30 organisations across the drugs and alcohol sector, sets out effective and workable policies to reduce the harm caused by alcohol in the UK.
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Share your story
Sharing your story is a powerful way to raise awareness of the harm alcohol can cause, and help make sure no one feels alone.
Reasons to support us
Find out more about the work we do and the difference you can make.
What we fund
Our New Horizons grants programme is open with the first round of grants focused on developing a greater understanding of 'Groups, Communities and Alcohol Harm'.
Our funded projects
We are committed to funding high quality research into alcohol-related harm and to promoting a better understanding of the evidence.
Advisory panels
Our grants programme is overseen by an independent Expert Advisory Panel consisting of experts from a wide range of disciplinary backgrounds.
