News

From 1st April 2016 CRI will continue to offer substance misuse treatment and support to local residents within the Borough of Halton. More >

National drug and alcohol charity CRI is to become the sole provider of an integrated alcohol and drug early intervention and treatment service for adults in Manchester from the 1st April 2016. More >

According to the new guidelines, men should not drink more than 14 units of alcohol each week. More >

A vital support service for young people affected by substance misuse has been recognised for its achievements. More >

CRI is delighted to be one of three providers who have been awarded contracts by Camden Council for the provision of community drug treatment services. The other winners were Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust and Single Homeless Project (SHP). More >

CRI Reach Out Recovery’s ‘Prepare to Party’ safety campaign is giving tips and hints to partygoers on how to have a great time out while staying safe. More >

With a week of Christmas festivities ahead, we are taking the opportunity to urge people to stay safe, know their limits and remain in control. More >

Camden Safer Streets Team is asking London residents to help people who are sleeping rough on the streets of Camden this winter. More >

CRI supports THINK!’s new #ButAlive anti-drink drive campaign. More >

Former EastEnders actor and BAFTA award-winning investigative journalist, Ross Kemp, visited the all-male HMP Belmarsh today to officially launch and open the prison’s refurbished drug and alcohol recovery suite. More >