#Alcohol Awareness Week

Posted on November 16, 2015 by wjoh1 in Addiction, Alcohol, Alcohol related harm, Anti-Social Behaviour, Campaigns, Community Safety, crime, Hospital admissions, justice, Police, Public Health, Recovery, relationships, Road Safety, Treatment, warwickshire, Young People // 0 Comments

This year’s Alcohol Awareness Week runs from 16th to 22nd November.

It is estimated that the cost of alcohol on society is £21billion. The aim of Alcohol Awareness Week is to get people thinking about alcohol – how it affects us as individuals, families, communities and society as a whole. Read more about Alcohol Concern and Alcohol Awareness Week here:

Watch our videos to see just how easily a good night can turn bad:

Anyone concerned about their use of alcohol or drugs can contact our local services for help and advice:

http://www.cw-recovery.org.uk/contact-us/

http://www.compass-uk.org/where-we-work/young-peoples-services/warwickshire/

http://www.eshworks.org/