Search results
Search by Government Region: Yorkshire and Humber
Updated : 17:12 01/09/2010Sheffield Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy 2007 to 2010 (11DY)
Yorkshire and Humber
the Sheffield Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy 2007 to 2010 was undertaken in the context of the Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England and the revised strategy which was published in June 2007. The new strategy sets its long-term goal as: “to minimise the health harms, violence and antisocial behaviour associated with alcohol, while ensuring that people are able to enjoy alcohol safely and responsibly.”
Updated : 14:54 25/05/2010Hull and East Riding Alcohol Strategy 2006 to 2008 (XLC6)
Yorkshire and Humber
Most adults in the UK drink without any lasting effects. Yet for a significant minority their intake of alcohol can lead to harm and dependency. The Hull and East Riding Alcohol Strategy 2006-2008 focused on this group and sought to reduce the harm caused by alcohol.
Updated : 16:26 21/05/2010Leeds Alcohol Strategy 2007 to 2010 (WZ3B)
Yorkshire and Humber
Launched in October 2007, the Leeds Alcohol Strategy 2007 to 2010 is based around three themes: Prevention, Control and Treatment. Each theme has a strategic priority aim and clear set of objectives.
HubCAPP contains examples of alcohol related initiatives, policy and strategy at a local level. Please be aware that examples held are in no way endorsed or quality assured by the Department of Health or Alcohol Concern. We have where ever possible described the evidence upon which they are based.