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Local Drug Action Teams

A Local Drug Action Team (LDAT) is a local partnership that works to prevent and minimise alcohol and other drug (AOD) harm. LDAT members can log in to the LDAT platform.

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    About Local Drug Action Teams

    How Local Drug Action Teams prevent alcohol and other drug harm, and how to partner.

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    Develop a Community Action Plan

    The five stages LDATs follow to plan a local prevention activity.

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    Deliver your Community Action Plan

    Run your CAP activities, track results and report back.

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    LDAT evaluation tools

    Guides to help LDATs measure and report on their CAP.

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    Prevention toolkits for Local Drug Action Teams

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