Adfam's 2017 impact report
An overview of our work in 2017
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News
Women Affected by Domestic Violence or Abuse and Someone Else’s Substance Use: Consultation Report
Consultation carried out as the first stage of a project funded by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport’s ‘Tampon Tax’, enabling Adfam to build on earlier work addressing the dual issues of substance use and domestic violence and abuse.
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Voices of British Families Affected by Cannabis
New website and campaign collecting stories of families affected by cannabis
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'Family Life in Recovery' report
New research report ‘Family Life in Recovery’ by Sheffield Hallam University and Adfam, funded by Alcohol Research UK, illustrates the far-reaching impacts of dependent drinking through the lens of family members.
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Parental Alcohol Misuse and Children briefing
A new briefing on Parental Alcohol Misuse has been released by the Government's Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology. Its release coincided with Children of Alcoholics (COA) week 2018.
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The 2017 Family Voices Competition Winner
Congratulations Jane Taylor who won the 2017 Family Voices creative writing competition with her winning entry "Friendly Stranger"
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The 2017 Gary Seaman Award Winner
Congratulations to Caroline Shaw, from NECA in South Tyneside, who has won the 2017 Gary Seaman Award.
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Adfam welcomes Syeda Hussain to the team
Syeda joins Adfam as Family Support Coordinator in Newham
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New ARUK report: Public Involvement in Alcohol Research
Alcohol Research UK (ARUK) have released a new report on public involvement in alcohol research, setting out some of the key principles behind greater public involvement in the alcohol research field as well as exploring the key challenges.
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Adfam is recruiting a Youth and Community Support Worker (part-time)
The successful candidate will be working on our new project in Newham "Building Family Recovery" alongside the Family Support Development Coordinator to develop youth support sessions, activities and trips; specifically for young people (11-17) affected by parental substance misuse.
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