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Alcohol Change UK

Alcohol Change UK Annual Report 2024-25

Alcohol Change UK's Annual Report 2024-25 (year ending 31 March 2025) covers the first year of its 2024-29 strategy to substantially and sustainably reduce alcohol harm. Almost 200k people signed up to the Dry January challenge globally, its second highest year on record, with more than 100k in the UK, and participants using the Try Dry app saved an average of 92 units of alcohol and £120. It launched Try Dry Anytime: 31 days, which over 1,500 people completed by March 2025, and delivered more than 230 training courses attended by more than 5,400 people.

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Alcohol Change UK (the operating name of Alcohol Research UK) is a national charity working to substantially and sustainably reduce alcohol harm. It runs the Dry January and Try Dry behaviour change programmes, funds and shares research, trains professionals, and campaigns for better national policies and regulation. Charity no. 1140287.

Key Metrics

200k people signed up to the Dry January challenge globally (almost)
5,400+ people attended its 230+ training courses
£120 average saved by Try Dry app users during Dry January

Key Outcomes

  • Try Dry app users saved an average of 92 units of alcohol during Dry January
  • 80% of people completing Try Dry Anytime stayed alcohol-free for between 28 and 31 days
  • 99.2% of training participants giving feedback said the training met their expectations

Geography

UK-Wide

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