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Pharmaceutical Drugs and Your Community

Learn about Pharmaceutical Drugs and Your Community programs, which raise awareness of prescription medication risks. Find support and resources.

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Local Drug Action Teams

The Local Drug Action Team program builds ‘protective factors’ in the community - working to prevent alcohol and drug issues forming in the first place.

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Alcohol, Other Drugs and Young Adults

Discover the LDAT toolkit for AOD and Young Adults. Empower institutions to support young people in reducing AOD harm during key life transitions.

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Alcohol, Other Drugs and Older Adults

Discover the comprehensive LDAT toolkit for AOD and Older Adults. Prevent alcohol and drug-related harms, promoting well-being in adults aged 50 and beyond effectively.

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The role of drug education in schools

Schools play an important role, both inside and beyond the classroom, in preventing alcohol and other drug harms.

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Alcohol and other drugs in regional and remote areas

A study conducted in early 2019 by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare confirmed alcohol consumption is significantly higher in regional and remote areas of Australia when compared to major cities.

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Australians who use drugs are our community members

When reading statistics, such as the findings from the National Drug Strategy Household Survey, it’s easy to forget that those numbers represent actual people.

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Why communities are crucial for Drug Action Team success

The best answers to the most complex problems often come not from the top down, but from the ground up.

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Mt Druitt Local Aboriginal Drug Action Team.

This project seeks to reduce AOD harm by enhancing protective factors associated with culture, art, dance, belonging, traditional and contemporary healing, transgenerational resilience, and ritual.

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Spotlight: Longreach and Central Queensland Local Drug Action Team

Police and teachers mentor disadvantaged QLD youth in shearing, agriculture, and practical skills, providing certificates and pathways for at-risk students.

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