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Local Government guide and tools

Empower Victorian local governments with tools to combat alcohol-related harm in their communities. Explore "The Art of Community Alcohol Management" guide.

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Local government alcohol-related data

Support sheet for local governments: collect data, better inform strategy and actions, and measure impacts of actions being implemented over time

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Community Alcohol Management Guide for Local Governments

Local Governments and other groups and associations can tackle alcohol and other drug issues in the community with strategies, approaches and tools

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Developing a community alcohol profile

Integrate alcohol actions into council’s plans: as a first step understand the local alcohol issues and what your council is already doing in response

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Introduction

Welcome to The Art of Community Alcohol Management: What local government can do to prevent and minimise alcohol-related harm.

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Prevention Capacity and Infrastructure Survey

The LGA Guide Tool 3 – Prevention capacity and infrastructure survey is designed to guide you through the key domains for action evidenced to prevent and minimise alcohol-related harm on a local level

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Prevention self-assessment

Supporting the selection actions to reduce alcohol-related harm in your community

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Identify local alcohol and other drug issues

Learn how to identify and prioritise local alcohol and drug issues through community consultation, data collection, and targeted action planning.

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About the LDAT program

Discover the Local Drug Action Team program, a community initiative backed by the Alcohol and Drug Foundation to address alcohol and drug-related harms locally.

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LDAT Branding and Acknowledgement Guidelines

How Local Drug Action Teams should use logos and acknowledge support from the Alcohol and Drug Foundation and Australian Government in CAP materials.

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