This site provides information about the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council (SA) Inc. (ADAC). You can find out about the projects we run, contact our staff members and access resource material and details of current and past projects.

We hope that you find this web site useful in finding out about the work of ADAC and in gaining knowledge about substance misuse. If you found the information in the web site informative or interesting, or completely the opposite, please do not hesitate to send us an email.

If you would like further information on the Council please do not hesitate to contact ADAC.


July 2010 - June 2011 Annual Report

12 Jan 2012 Annual Report

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July 2010 - June 2011 Annual Report

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ADAC Would Like To Wish You A Merry Christmas

19 Dec 2011 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

We will be closed from December the 23rd 2011 until January the 4th 2012.

We would like to wish yu all a safe and enjoyable break and a prosperous and happy new year.


ADAC Would Like To Wish You A Merry Christmas

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WHAT WE REMEMBER AND ALCOHOL GUIDELINES LAUNCH

17 Nov 2011
ADAC Launched the Alcohol Guidelines. ADAC and the Alzheimer's also launched What we remember package. “Alcohol Guidelines to Reduce The Lifetime Health Risks From Drinking Alcohol adapted for Indigenous Communities”.
WHAT WE REMEMBER AND ALCOHOL GUIDELINES LAUNCH

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The AERF is now called fare

21 Oct 2011
The AERF is still around They are now called fare. They are pleased to announce a new $250,000 funding round to support community initiatives to change the way Australians drink.
The AERF is now called fare

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Alcohol Guidelines To Reduce The Lifetime Health Risks From Drinking Alcohol

08 Jul 2011
“Alcohol Guidelines to Reduce The Lifetime Health Risks From Drinking Alcohol adapted for Indigenous Communities”. As part of NAIDOC Week, the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council (ADAC) launched its revised resource on the NHMRC Australian drinking guidelines, which were developed in 2009.They are also based on the ADAC Guidelines (2004) SA, “Alcohol and Your Health; Australian Guidelines for Indigenous communities”.
Alcohol Guidelines To Reduce The Lifetime Health Risks From Drinking Alcohol

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