Institute of Alcohol Studies
Institute of Alcohol Studies
James Morris on the government's new innovation fund for children of dependent drinkers
James Morris on the government's new innovation fund for children of dependent drinkers
James Morris on the government's new innovation fund for children of dependent drinkers
Thursday 31st May 2018
James Morris discusses the government's new fund to support children of dependent drinkers, detailing the financial commitment and targeted beneficiaries.
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Get the buttons here!Supporting Children of Dependent Drinkers: James Morris Discusses New Government Fund
Ever wondered how government initiatives can directly impact the lives of children affected by alcohol dependency? In this episode of the 'Alcohol Alert Podcast', host James Morris, editor of Alcohol Policy UK, dives into the government's latest innovation fund aimed at supporting these vulnerable young ones. The conversation kicks off with a look at the financial commitment involved and the specific groups that stand to benefit.
James offers a thorough breakdown of how much money is being allocated and who exactly this initiative aims to help. This episode is a must-listen for anyone keen on understanding the real-world effects of policy decisions on children caught in the web of alcohol dependency. It's not just about numbers and statistics; it's about the tangible changes that can make a world of difference in these kids' lives.
If you're curious about how public funds are being used to tackle alcohol-related issues, or if you have a personal connection to someone struggling with alcohol dependency, this episode will offer valuable insights. Tune in to learn more about the government's efforts and what they mean for the future of these children.