We support school communities through classroom sessions, professional development opportunities and parent symposiums.

Our small-group interactive classroom sessions equip young people with opportunities to ask questions and learn about the risks and potential harms caused by alcohol and other drugs.

All education sessions are aligned with the best-practice principles of drug education.

Designed with principals, teachers, and school health nurses in mind, this training provides the information and resources needed to increase capacity for independent delivery of alcohol and other drug education.

Youth-specific Brief Intervention training sessions are also available for school staff.

This workshop provides teachers with the information and resources they need to respond to alcohol or other drug-related questions or concerns from students.
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This session will equip school staff with practical tools and examples to help them to respond to young people in an effective way.

Studies show that most young Australians refer to their carers and guardians when seeking information about important topics.

Providing your school community with a parent forum or symposium will help to alleviate carer's concerns, while connecting them to the information and support they need.

Support your entire school with a multi-pronged approach to best-practice drug education.

Build a tailored bundle of classroom sessions, staff training, and parent forum events designed to reinforce key information for everyone in your school community.