£54m fillip for drug and alcohol services

Access to drug and alcohol services will be improved as a result of a £54m cash boost, the government said today.

The money will go towards in-patient and residential substance misuse facilities, including provision for women and mothers, disabled people, offenders, ethnic minorities and families.

Public health minister Caroline Flint  said: “This money will provide additional beds and improvements to service quality for some substance misusers with some of the highest levels of need. Better services will bring about better outcomes.”


Essential information about drug and alcohol misuse

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