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.
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This booklet summarises the results of a study by Collins and Lapsley (2007) that estimates the social costs of drug abuse in Australia in the financial year 2004/05, with ‘drugs’ including alcohol, tobacco and illicit drugs.
The Alcohol Education & Rehabilitation Foundation (AER) is committed to further supporting Grantee organisations and Stakeholders through the provision of “Grant Submission and Report Writing” opportunities that directly support the core work of your organisation and your staff. AER is preparing a second series of Grant Submission and Report Writing workshops at various locations around Australia. Please refer to Workshop outline. The one day workshops will provide you and your key staff and managers with an opportunity to build your expertise in applying for and managing of grants with the support of peer organisations. 7th April in Adelaide For further information, please contact Julianne Blanch julianne.blanch@aerf.com.au
Please Refresh your page on computer then you can see the Article written about our new comic. Select the Meth Monster on front page and you automatically go to our Don't mess with Meth website A Comic about Crystal Meth produced by the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council (SA) Inc. (ADAC) ADAC have produced this comic due to the rising incidence of drug usage involving Methamphetamine. They are called a range of names such as crystal, meth, ice, whiz, speed, gear, to name a few. It its critical that information about the health and social consequences of usage of this drug are developed and distributed within the Indigenous community.