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Lifeline Project

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  • Voice

    Voice is a searchable audio bank. It features clips from people with experience of alcohol and drug problems, and recovery.

  • Substance Misuse Among Young People (2010-11)

    MORE young people are overcoming their problems with drug and alcohol misuse than ever before, according to the latest statistics for England released today. 75% (10,507) of under-18s leaving drug and alcohol services last year successfully completed their programmes, compared to 48% (4,105) five years ago.

  • 2nd National Skills Consortium Event

    After the success of the Consortium’s first national event, service managers, team leaders and other key treatment service staff are again invited to hear and share practical experience on how to deliver an inspirational recovery orientated workforce.

  • Home Affairs Committee on Drugs

    The Committee will undertake a comprehensive review of drugs policy in the new year. The Committee will examine the effectiveness of the Government’s 2010 drugs strategy and the UK Government’s contribution to global efforts to reduce the supply and demand of illicit drugs.

  • Going back to the future on drugs

    A decade ago, councils and the local NHS commissioned treatment services spent £200m and Whitehall £50m. Then central government took over and pumped in extra resources. Whitehall now spends £600m a year.

  • FEAD

    This project has been shaped by the wealth of experience, openness, and knowledge of the contributors.

  • Voice

    Voice is a searchable audio bank. It featur...

  • Substance Misuse Among Young People (2010-11)

    MORE young people are overcoming their problems with drug and alcohol misuse ...

  • 2nd National Skills Consortium Event

    After the success of the Consortium’s first national event, service manager...

  • Home Affairs Committee on Drugs

    The Committee will undertake a comprehensive review of drugs policy in the ne...

  • Going back to the future on drugs

    A decade ago, councils and the local NHS commissioned treatment services spen...

  • FEAD

    This project has been shaped by the wealth of experience, openness, and knowl...

Lifeline's Mission

Since its foundation Lifeline has grown and developed, and now works in a diverse range of settings across the UK.Click here to read our full Mission, Vision and Values >>

More about Lifeline

Established in 1971,

Lifeline is a registered Charity and registered Company with forty years experience of managing drug and alcohol services and criminal justice expertise. Read more about what we do >>

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Latest Vacancies

May 11, 2012
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Volunteer with Lifeline

Many of our services offer placements and we are keen to hear from people seeking to volunteer with us. See 'contacts' to get in touch with a service near you.

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Annual Review

Lifeline Annual Review 10/11
Lifeline Annual Review 09/10

FEAD

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Lifeline Publications

Llifeline Publications

Please note that at this time the website is unable to answer specific queries and requests related to drug use, training or employment. For advice and information please see ‘Contact Us’ and the Annual Review pages to find your local services or a relevant professional. Lifeline is a Registered Charity No: 515691 and a Company Registered by Guarantee No: 1842240. www.lifeline.org.uk is edited by Maggie Rogan.

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