Tickets on sale for Adfam’s Carol Concert 2025!

Adfam is thrilled to announce that tickets for our Christmas Carol Concert 2025 are now on sale! When? Wednesday 17th December 2025, 6.45pm Where? St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street, London Tickets: £25 per person – purchase via Adfam’s Eventbrite page...

The Women’s Treatment Working Group launches its Womanifesto

Adfam’s Chief Executive Vivienne Evans, is a member of the Women’s Treatment Working Group, a group of women in leadership roles, working together to improve support for women affected by drug and alcohol use. Today the Women’s Treatment Working Group...

Introducing: The New Collective Voice Affected Others Group!

Adfam and Collective Voice are excited to announce the launch of a brand-new group, bringing together organisations supporting families affected by substance use and individuals with lived experience, to work together to improve support for affected others. Substance...

A new chapter for Adfam Family Support in East Sussex

Adfam’s East Sussex family support service is entering a new chapter. From Tuesday 1st July 2025 our service will be delivered remotely, offering online support to families affected by substance use living across East Sussex. This change has been made in collaboration...

Sign up for Adfam’s latest training courses!

Adfam Online Training 2025 Adfam’s range of CPD accredited training courses provide professionals and practitioners with the skills they need to better support families affected by substance use. Our training is delivered online, via Zoom and we have a number of...

New Adfam & CGL service in Coventry!

Adfam is thrilled to announce its new service for families affected by substance use living in Coventry, delivered in partnership with Change, Grow, Live. The service, officially launched today, provides remote 1:1 support for people living in Coventry that are...

‘Dear…A book of letters from the forgotten families of addiction’

John Taylor’s new book ‘Dear… A book of letters from the forgotten families of addiction’ is a heartfelt collection of letters written by family members, expressing their experiences and emotions of the turmoil caused by a loved one’s addiction. “I remember you...
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