Share your views: Ketamine resource for families and loved ones

Adfam, in partnership with Nexus Values, is developing a resource with information and guidance for parents, families and loved ones of people that are using ketamine. This builds on our guide for parents that Adfam released earlier this year:...

Adfam supports launch of ISSUP UK Chapter

Adfam is thrilled to support the launch of the ISSUP UK National Chapter, a community dedicated to advancing evidence-informed approaches to substance use prevention, treatment, recovery, and family support. The ISSUP UK National Chapter brings together Addiction...

Adfam’s Refreshed Family Support Courses – Upcoming Dates in 2026

Adfam is pleased to announce a new series of training dates for professionals working with families and those affected by a loved one’s substance use. These courses have recently been refreshed to reflect current practice and are designed for practitioners...

Adfam Chief Executive Viv Evans appears on This is Powerful Podcast

Adfam’s Chief Executive Viv Evans appeared on the latest episode of This is Powerful Podcast with Paul Sculfor. This is Powerful is a podcast series exploring the effects of addiction. It is hosted by mindset coach and model Paul Sculfor, who talks about his own...

Survey: State of the Family Support Sector 2026

Adfam has launched its State of the Family Support 2026 survey. Conducted every three years, this survey gathers vital insights into the current landscape of drug and alcohol family support, including service delivery, sustainability, funding, and partnerships. The...

Sign up for our music-making workshop at St Bride’s!

Adfam, in partnership with St Bride’s Church, is organising a free, creative music workshop designed especially for families affected by substance use. Led by professional musicians and workshop leaders Jessie Maryon Davies (piano) and Rosie Berzonzi...

Insider Access

This article was originally published in the Drink and Drug News (DDN) April 2026 issue. You can access the issue in full via this link.  Insider Access For individuals that are struggling with drug or alcohol dependence and in contact with the criminal justice...

Adfam is recruiting: Remote Support Worker (home-based)

Adfam is looking for skilled and experienced support workers to support adults affected by the substance use or gambling of a loved one, via our flagship ‘Adfam@Home’ remote support service. JOB TITLE: Home-based Remote Support Worker HOURS: 15-20/week SALARY: £30,000...
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