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Want to feel great and save money? Then why not try the Dry January challenge? To sign up visit: https://www.alcoholconcern.org.uk/dry-january

Dry January


Dry January is the annual movement through which millions of people give up alcohol for the month of January.
Doing Dry January:

  • Enables you to take control of your relationship with alcohol.
  • Drives a conversation about alcohol: why do we drink it, what does it do, and how can we reduce the harm it can cause?
  • Alcohol Concern brings together an amazing network of individuals and organisations, including partner charities who work on issues associated with alcohol. Together, we will reduce the harm caused by alcohol.

    • Taking part in the campaign is a chance to ditch the hangover, reduce the waistline, and save some serious money by giving up alcohol for 31 days.

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