Multicultural drug and alcohol websites

Australian sites 

• Drug and Alcohol Multicultural Education Centre (NSW). DAMEC's primary focus is to bridge the service gap by assisting and supporting Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug (AT&OD) service providers to make a difference to the way they access and service Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CLD) clients. Includes reports and translated information sheets, resources for students, etc.
• National Drugs Campaign: Multilingual information – Commonwealth Department of Health and Aging ( Australia ). The Commonwealth Government has developed pages within the National Illicit Drugs Campaign website in 16 different languages to provide information about illicit drugs to all Australians.
• NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service (MHCS): Information on Alcohol and Other Drugs in community languages (NSW)
• NSW Office of Drug & Alcohol Policy: non-English resources (NSW). Links to online multilingual information, primarily resources relevant to NSW.
• QUIT Victoria (Victoria). Substantial number of multilingual resources that can be ordered or downloaded for free on tobacco and quitting smoking.
• State Government of Victoria Drug Services (Victoria). Information about drugs for a range of people, including drug users, families, friends or anyone who is affected by drugs or wants to learn more about the harms of drugs. Includes "In First Language" - downloadable resources in community languages.
• Reconnexion (formerly TRANX) (Victoria). Information on the use of tranquillisers and sleeping pills in 23 community languages, plus Vic referral info.

International sites 

• DrugScope (UK).  Drug material in other languages (Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Farsi, French, Gujerati, Kurdish, Punjabi, Somali, Sylheti, Turkish, Urdu). Includes audio files. Images of drugs can be downloaded for free (no copyright).
• Drug Treatment & Ethnicity (Germany). A collection of links to online resources/research on substance abuse and treatment among ethnic minority and migrant populations from around the world.
• Global Alcohol Policy Alliance – The Globe (International). Research, articles, policy and program documentation relating to alcohol from around the world.
• Narcotics Anonymous (International). Mulitlingual pamphlets available in 27 languages outlining Who, What, How, and Why of Narcotics Anonymous.