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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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About Local Drug Action Teams

Local Drug Action Teams are community partnerships preventing alcohol and drug harm across Australia. See how they work, their impact and how to partner.

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Community engagement and mobilisation toolkit

Community engagement and mobilisation brings local people and organisations together to prevent alcohol and other drug harm. See how LDATs do it.

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How to run events, meetings and forums

Plan a community event, meeting or forum step by step: purpose, invitations, venue, MC, promotion, a 10-week timeline and getting feedback.

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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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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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Collect your data

Data collection tools help you measure whether your community activity worked. See common process and impact tools, from surveys to yarning circles.

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Alcohol and Drug Foundation

The Alcohol and Drug Foundation manages the Community Hub and leads the LDAT program, helping local communities reduce alcohol and other drug harm.

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Develop a Community Action Plan

What a Community Action Plan (CAP) is and the five stages LDATs follow to plan, evaluate and budget a local alcohol and other drug prevention activity.

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Local Drug Action Teams

Local Drug Action Teams (LDATs) are community partnerships that prevent and minimise AOD harm. Find LDAT toolkits, CAP guidance and evaluation tools.

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