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Ballarat and District Drug Action Partnership LDAT leading prevention through sport

Local Drug Action Team’s Community Action Plan is aimed at empowering young people aged 15 to 30, who are engaged in community sport.

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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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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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How to use our logo

Important guidelines for using the brand mark of the LDAT program

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Evaluation tools from the Alcohol and Drug Foundation’s Local Drug Action Teams help communities measure activities, track progress, and explore alternative data collection methods for impact assessment.

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Engaging the media

Learn how to engage with media effectively to promote community activities. Tips on identifying media, building relationships, and writing media releases.

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Community approaches

Community-led programs strengthen the ability of the community to identify, prevent and respond to local alcohol and other drug issues.

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Providing Support for Teenagers toolkit overview

Explore the Alcohol and Drug Foundation's toolkit for supporting teenagers. Get valuable resources and guidance for helping teenagers make healthy choices.

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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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Peer support toolkit overview

Explore Peer Support in the LDAT Program focusing on preventing alcohol and drug harms among young people. Discover guiding principles, and keys to delivering successful Peer Support Programs.

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