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Deliver your Community Action Plan

Implement your LDAT's Community Action Plan. Engage the community, promote activities, and manage finances to local address alcohol and other drug issues.

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Community engagement and mobilisation toolkit

Community engagement and mobilisation brings local people and organisations together to prevent alcohol and other drug harm. See how LDATs do it.

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AOD and Older Adults Overview

Explore the LDAT toolkit for AOD and Older Adults. Prevent alcohol and drug-related harms in adults from 50 onwards, enhancing their well-being.

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Creating Social Connection, Belonging and Purpose overview

Enable LDATs to effectively prevent AOD harms by promoting Social Connection, Belonging, and Purpose through community engagement.

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Education in schools overview

Promote schools with endorsed AOD policies, shaping student attitudes, fostering safer choices through a comprehensive, whole-school approach.

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Evidence-informed prevention for youth

Evidence-informed alcohol and drug prevention for young people: lessons from Beat da Binge in Yarrabah, Queensland, and the Planet Youth model from Iceland.

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Local Drug Action Teams

Resources for Local Drug Action Teams: plan, deliver and evaluate your Community Action Plan with evidence-informed toolkits and evaluation tools.

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ADF

ADF manages the Community Hub, offering support and resources for AOD harm reduction. ADF inspires positive change and leads the LDAT program in Australia.

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Pharmaceutical drugs and your community toolkit

Common pharmaceutical drugs of concern, the harms they can cause, and how Local Drug Action Teams help communities use medicines more safely.

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Healthy Workplaces overview

Learn about evidence-informed approaches for Healthy Workplaces, tackling alcohol and other drug harms in your community.

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