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General drug-related resources

Tuesday 16 June, 2009

The DrugInfo Clearinghouse offers a number of free resources about drugs, including fact sheets, pamphlets and reports. 

These resources are aimed at a range of audiences such as: 

For resources in languages other than English visit the Multicultural DrugInfo website.

Most resources can be download from the links provided in the list. Details about how to obtain hard copies of the resources are outlined in the list or for further information contact the InfoDesk on tel. 1300 85 85 84 or email druginfo@adf.org.au

Limits apply and  large orders may incur postage charges.

Resources for a general audience

Title Publisher Format Availability

Celebrate safely: a guide for parents

Victorian Government Department of Education and Early Childhood Development

Pamphlet 

Drugs and their effects

Australian Drug Foundation, 2005-06

Pamphlet 

How drugs affect you: Drugs and their effects 

Australian Drug Foundation, August 2006 

Pamphlet

Reducing harms from
pharmaceutical misuse

DrugInfo
Clearinghouse,
December 2008

Fact sheet
Safe partying for all ages

DrugInfo Clearinghouse,
February 2008

Fact sheet
Using medicines safely

DrugInfo
Clearinghouse,
December 2008

Fact sheet

What drug is that? 

Australian Drug Foundation, 2005 

Booklet 

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Resources for drivers

Title Publisher Format Availability

Drugs and driving: Random roadside saliva testing for illicit drugs 

State Government of Victoria

Fact sheets 

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Resources for family and friends

Title Publisher Format Availability

Drug issues for young people with special needs: A parent's guide

Australian Drug Foundation, 2003

Booklet

Drugs in Focus—Alcohol and other drugs: A guide for parents

Australian Drug Foundation, February 2007

Booklet

Drugs in Focus—Parent focus: Dealing with drug issues for 9 to 14-year-olds

Australian Drug Foundation, 2006

Booklet

Drugs in Focus—Safety first: Helping children to stay safe

Australian Drug Foundation, 2004

Booklet

Drugs Today—Helping grandparents discuss drug-related issues

Australian Drug Foundation, February 2004

Pamphlet

Drugs Today—Young people and drugs: What parents need to know

Australian Drug Foundation, 2002

Pamphlet

Drugs Today—When someone close to you has a drug problem

Australian Drug Foundation, 2008

Pamphlet

Talking with your kids about drugs

Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing, 2007

Booklet

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Resources for professionals

Title Publisher Format Availability

Alcohol and other drug use by Australian Indigenous people: a snapshot

DrugInfo Clearinghouse,

May 2004

Fact sheet

Building resilience and social capital in rural and remote communities

DrugInfo Clearinghouse, February 2008

Fact sheet
Creating effective partnerships: issues and considerations DrugInfo Clearinghouse, February 2008
Fact sheet

Culturally and linguistically diverse communities and drug prevention

DrugInfo Clearinghouse,

June 2007

Newsletter

Culturally and linguistically diverse communities and drug prevention

DrugInfo Clearinghouse,

June 2007

Prevention Research Quarterly

Including parents in treatment

 

DrugInfo Clearinghouse, June 2008

Fact sheet

Introduction to drugs and their effects

DrugInfo Clearinghouse,

April 2003

Fact sheet

Making treatment accessible for CLD clients

DrugInfo Clearinghouse,

June 2007

Fact sheet

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Resources for self-help

Title Publisher Format Availability
Chemical reaction

Manly Drug Education and Counselling Centre, July 2001

Booklet

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Resources for women

Title Publisher Format Availability
Alcohol, other drugs and pregnancy Australian Drug Foundation, May 2006 Booklet
Alcohol, other drugs and pregnancy

DrugInfo Clearinghouse, October 2005

Fact sheet

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Resources for young people

Title Publisher Format Availability

Drug testing FAQs

Somazone, 2004

Fact sheet

Drug use and your mental
health
youthbeyondblue Fact sheet

How long for a clean piss?

Somazone, 2004

Fact sheet

Where's your head at?

Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing, 2002

Booklet

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