Description
Through various programs and research initiatives, the Alcohol and Drug Foundation helps prevent alcohol and other drug harm in the community. It does this through sporting clubs, workplaces, healthcare settings and schools, offering educational information, drug and alcohol prevention programs and advocating for strong and healthy communities.
Services provided
- Community programs to raise awareness of issues around alcohol and drugs
- Workplace services such as consultation and education
- Information services providing up-to-date research and information
- DrugInfo phone line and website
Eligibility
Available to anyone in Australia
How to access
Call the Line on 1300 85 85 84
The National Relay Service is available to help callers who are d/Deaf, or find it hard to hear or speak to hearing people on the phone.
The Translating and Interpreting (TIS National) is available (24 hours, 7 days) for callers who speak other languages. Call 131 450.
Costs
Calls to the DrugInfo Line are charged at the cost of a local call.
Calls from mobile phones may be charged at a higher rate.
Website
Alcohol and Drug FoundationTip
- The Alcohol and Drug Foundation database has valuable research and information on preventing alcohol and drug use.
- DrugInfo offers a wide range of free resources about alcohol and drugs, including fact sheets, pamphlets and reports. These may be provided in hard copy or by downloading and printing the resources directly.
Important
In an emergency, call triple zero (000).
For crisis counselling, call:
- Lifeline 131 114 (Australia-wide)
- NURSE-ON-CALL 1300 60 60 24 (Victoria only)
- SuicideLine 1300 651 251 (Victoria only).