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Mapping alcohol-related priorities in a community

Steps to assist local governments to identify alcohol-related priorities in their community, to align these strategically, and to develop a plan

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Prevention strategies

Explore primary prevention strategies to reduce alcohol and other drug harms through community engagement, action, and evidence-based education.

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Evidence-informed primary prevention for youth

Numerous community prevention programs operate to reduce alcohol and other drug harms in youth. Two examples of evaluated youth prevention programs are outlined below (one local and one international).

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Prevention Capacity and Infrastructure Survey

The LGA Guide Tool 4 – Prevention capacity and infrastructure survey is designed to guide you through the key domains for action evidenced to prevent and minimise alcohol-related harm on a local level

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Prevention capacity and infrastructure self-assessment tool

Supporting the selection actions to reduce alcohol-related harm in your community

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Introduction

Welcome to The Art of Community Alcohol Management: What local government can do to prevent and minimise alcohol-related harm.

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Survey for community members

Alcohol fuels violence and chronic diseases, and causes significant harm to individuals, families and communities.

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About the LDAT program

Discover the Local Drug Action Team program, a community initiative backed by the Alcohol and Drug Foundation to address alcohol and drug-related harms locally.

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Community Action Plan

When you join the Local Drug Action Team Program, you start by developing a Community Action Plan to outline the activities you will deliver.

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Survey for local business

We know you want our community to be a healthy and safe place to live and work. As a local business, we would like to hear your thoughts on this issue.

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