Alcohol Awareness Week

🍷 Alcohol Awareness Week UK: Why It Matters
Alcohol Awareness Week (held every July in the UK) is a national campaign led by Alcohol Change UK to shine a light on the impact alcohol has on our health, relationships, and society. It's a time to reflect, learn, and talk openly about drinking habits—without shame or judgment.

🎯 Understanding Alcohol Harm
This year, the focus is on understanding the real harm alcohol can cause—not just to individuals, but to families, workplaces, and communities. It’s not just about heavy drinking. Even regular, moderate consumption can increase risks of liver disease, mental health issues, and some cancers.

📊 A Quick Look at the Stats:

  • 1 in 4 people in the UK drink more than the recommended limits.
  • Alcohol is linked to over 25 serious health conditions.
  • Many people don’t realize their drinking habits may be harmful until it’s too late.

💡 What Can You Do?

  • Talk to someone if you're worried—support is available.
  • Start small: have more alcohol-free days each week.

🧡 Spread the Word
Whether you're cutting down or simply want to raise awareness, your voice matters. Join the conversation on social media with #AlcoholAwarenessWeek and help create a healthier, more open culture around drinking.