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The Local Drug Action Team program overview
Once a project is completed the process is repeatable with a new or updated action plan
The Alcohol and Drug Foundation is proud to announce
92 New Local Drug Action Teams
The Alcohol and Drug Foundation is proud to announce a further 92 Local Drug Action Teams (LDATs) have recently joined the LDAT program. This means there are now 172 LDATs working across Australia to reduce and prevent alcohol and other drug harms. The LDAT program is a fantastic opportunity for community partnerships to use local knowledge and build evidence-informed initiatives to prevent alcohol and other drug-related harms in their local area.
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Join the program
Local Drug Action teams work together, and with the community, to identify the issue they want to tackle, and to develop and implement a plan for action.
Read morePlan your project
Community-based action is powerful in preventing and minimising harm from alcohol and other drugs. Here are resources to help develop a community action plan.
Read moreImplement and measure
The Alcohol and Drug Foundation’s suite of project and activity toolkits provide guidance on the key steps to deliver the projects, the resources required, potential partners and measures of success.
Read moreStrong partnerships in Rochester and Elmore
“Building strong and effective community partnerships is at the heart of the Local Drug Action Team (LDAT) program.”Read full story
