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Community approaches

How communities can prevent alcohol and drug harm: what the latest evidence shows, five steps that make community approaches work, and how LDATs do it.

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Copyright

Copyright for the ADF Community Hub, including how LDAT toolkits and evaluation tools can be used and how to request permission to use ADF material.

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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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Planet Youth and the Icelandic prevention model

What Planet Youth, the Icelandic prevention model, is, how it works, and what LDATs learnt piloting it in New South Wales and South Australia.

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Community partnerships to prevent AOD harm

Learn how to find community partners, set up a partnership agreement and review how it’s working to prevent and minimise alcohol and other drug harm.

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Consult your community on AOD issues

Community consultation means asking local people for their views before you act. Methods, who to involve and tips for alcohol and other drug projects.

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Deliver your Community Action Plan

How LDATs deliver a Community Action Plan: keep partners involved, promote activities, collect evaluation data, report results and acquit funding.

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AOD Lifecycle Planner

A free ADF planner showing the alcohol and other drug issues, risk and protective factors, and key influences for each age group, from 0 to 70+.

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How to work with local media

How community groups can build relationships with local journalists, write a media release, pitch a story and give a confident media interview.

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Establish your success measures

What success measures are, with examples of process and impact measures for community projects and tips for setting measures you can achieve.

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