ReSet - Drug education doesn't get more
innovative than this! ReSet is an online health self assessment
tool aimed at those who 'work hard, play hard'. Peer educators
engage young people at gyms and clubs on the Northern Beaches. The
online tool helps individuals identify issues relating to their
lifestyle such as drug use, mental health and wellbeing and social
connectedness. On completion of the online tool, relevant
information and links to appropriate services can be accessed.
Keep It Simple (KIS) - AWARD WINNER! Since 2004
KIS peer educators have been educating clubbers, ravers and party
goers with credible, accurate information focused on ecstasy and
related drugs. KIS peer educators also cover the possible effects
of drug use on mental health and deliver safe sex messages. The KIS website outlines real stories
by Sydney clubbers and offers harm minimisation tips for drug use
and other risky behaviours.
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Evaluation Summaries
Risky Drinking Project - The
Pittwater Community Drug Action Team (CDAT) are working in
partnership with MDECC and other local agencies to address the
issue of 'secondary supply of alcohol'. The 'Supply Means Supply'
campaign raises awareness around the sale or supply of alcohol to
under 18's. Workshops have been run by MDECC to educate parents on
the risks associated with alcohol use by young people.
Community Education Program - The
Health Promotion Program uses a community development approach.
This means that programs are developed in direct response to
community-identified needs. More specifically, a range of health
promotion projects are conducted, targeting specific populations
and environments to enhance community mobilisation.
IMPAKT (Intervention, Minimisation, Parents and
Kids Together) - is an initiative of the NSW Police
Northern Beaches Local Area Command and other relevant agencies. It
addresses underage drinking by educating young people who have been
issued a notice under the Liquor Act or Registered Club Act.
Parents or guardians also attend the one-off session designed to
increase awareness around health, legal and safety risks linked to
underage drinking and supply of alcohol. For more information…