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ESH Community - Supporting drug and alcohol service providers across the UK!

 

We're a small and focused residential drug and alcohol treatment centre based in Warwickshire providing medically monitored detox and rehabilitation services. We have recently been assessed by CQC in May 2026 and we're proud to announce we have again been rated GOOD by CQC in all categories.

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University West of Scotland Contemporary Drug & Alcohol Studies

UWS’s Postgraduate Programme in Contemporary Drug & Alcohol Studies (CDAS) is a fantastic course for people looking to study, work and research in this area, and for practitioners looking to develop their practice. The course is grounded in the UK and global in outlook. Students are supported to:

- examine social, cultural, and political influences on drug/alcohol use and policies,

- explore the evidence for responses that reduce harms and support recovery,

- undertake a work-based placement to apply learning into practice.

We offer a range of study options and a supportive student-centred learning environment. For more information email Programme Lead April.Shaw@uws.ac.uk or click on this link

 

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With a focus on Practice, the 3rd London Chemsex Conference is a rare space where practitioners can meet, learn and share. If you work in chemsex, drugs and alcohol, sexual health, mental health, emergency care, or commissioning, this is a serious day for serious practice. Conference delivered by the Gay Men’s Health Collective (GMHC) in partnership with Antidote, the UK’s only LGBTQ+ run and targeted drug and alcohol support service. GMHC’s health and wellbeing project has had a focus on chemsex harm reduction for 15 years. £80. Early bird £60. Click here for tickets and more.

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ESH Community – maintaining last year’s prices for the start of 2025!

We’re a small not-for-profit residential drug and alcohol rehab centre providing professional medically assisted detox and rehabilitation services, and although everyone’s costs to provide services are increasing we’ve decided to maintain last year’s prices for the start of 2025. 

 

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Reports July

 

Under the influence? Perspectives of alcohol in the parliamentary workplace among UK MPs and staff

This report looks behind the curtain to explore the prevalence, perceptions, and impact of alcohol-related harm among MPs and staff working both in Westminster and constituency offices. It also looks at what support is available in the parliamentary workplace for people experiencing challenges related to alcohol | IAS, UK

Red Rose Recovery Annual Review 2025/26

As we reflect on the past year at Red Rose Recovery, I am filled with both pride and renewed determination. This has been a year of continued growth, resilience, and collective action, where our commitment to building a vibrant, inclusive recovery community has never been more important | Red Rose Recovery, UK

Wastewater Analytics: A Powerful Window into Shifting Drug Use Trends (PDF)

This newsletter examines trends in the use of three major drugs, fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine; and highlights seven additional substances whose rising prevalence has become increasingly concerning. National wastewater levels of fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine are falling, yet several states are charting a very different path. Emerging substances add another layer of complexity. Inside this issue, we break down where these concerning trends are and which emerging substances deserve greater attention | The White House, USA

Drug Trends output: Trends in drug-related hospitalisations in Australia, 2004-2024

This report presents the latest national analysis of drug-related hospitalisations in Australia, covering the period from 2004-05 to 2023-24. It examines trends by age, sex, jurisdiction, remoteness, diagnosis and drug type to identify emerging patterns of drug-related harm | NDARC, Australia

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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