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The document entreats policy makers to urgently tackle the increased availability of cheap alcohol and empower the public to make fully informed decisions about their drinking.

More than 200 guests attended the West Yorkshire Finding Independence (WY-FI) largest ever Annual Learning Event at the Civic Hall in Leeds.

Humankind has successfully been awarded the Cyber Essentials Plus certification

“We have worked hard to have a really great year and we know we must move forward in the same way."

“It is about listening to the stories of triumph over real adversity and of learning from people in recovery and from our colleagues in services around the country.”

“This is something that we look forward to every year as a celebration of the very real achievements of individuals in recovery."

International Overdose Awareness Day aims to raise awareness of overdose and reduce the stigma of a drug-related death.

The Northern Inclusion Consortium (NIC) delivers the Step Forward Tees Valley programme across the Tees Valley Area and aims to support people experiencing barriers and complex needs move closer towards work and training opportunities.

"The messages that we are trying to get out there are about having fun but doing so in a way that means you and others aren’t put at risk."

As a charity which specialises in creating services and support to meet people’s complex health and social needs, Humankind celebrates the 70th birthday of the NHS.

Staff at the Step Forward Tees Valley project in Hartlepool will step forward themselves to take part in the town’s 5km Race for Life charity run in the summer

Staff from North Yorkshire Horizons, the county’s integrated substance misuse service, are taking part in an ambitious 180-mile fundraising challenge to raise money for York Hospital’s Magnolia Centre.

DISC (Developing Initiatives Supporting Communities), is now known as Humankind.

CEO Paul Townsley's blog on his own experience of volunteering this Volunteers' Week

Our annual Volunteers’ Week event is taking place on the morning of Wednesday 6th June and is open to all Humankind Volunteers.

5 WAYS provides an afternoon of fun for clients visiting from St. Anne’s Residential Rehabilitation Service.

Claire Bradshaw shares the story of her positive volunteering experience.

Workers in Humankind’s LGBT+ projects have played a major part in the creation of a new national website which is aimed at tackling issues faced by the LGBT community in schools.

Four of our workers are raising money for Teesside Hospice, at a Midnight Walk on 16th June.

Sarah Spencer tells her own story about her volunteering experience with us.

A special lunch has been held to thank workers involved in large scale projects to launch drug and alcohol services in County Durham and South Tyneside.

Three new properties have been opened by Humankind Housing in Tong near Bradford to provide homes for people who have learning disabilities.

It’s with great pride that we have been able to launch our accommodation offer in Bradford.

Dawn, More Time Business Manager shortlisted for a Star Employer Talent Match award

Forward Leeds hosted a Recovery Graduation to celebrate the achievement of treatment & recovery with the Forward Leeds service

Blog from Paul Townsley on the Forward Leeds Recovery Graduation

Six Humankind-led drug and alcohol services across Northern England have launched simultaneous, hard-hitting campaigns aimed at encouraging people who use cannabis to think again about their use and recognise the increasing strength of the drug

Humankind2020 initiative aims to support 2020 people into employment and training by the year 2020.