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School-based program to increase personality-specific coping skills in high-risk teenagers.

Year: Year 7–8, Year 9–10

Stories about the impact of cannabis on Aboriginal communities and culture.

A collection of real stories from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people about the effects of smoking.

An overview of what works, what's uncertain, and doesn't work, in terms of drug & alcohol prevention in the classroom.

Teacher version: Aims to provide Indigenous Australians with accessible information about alcohol's effects on the brain

Aims to provide Indigenous Australians with accessible information about cannabis' effects on the brain and behaviour.

Foster a positive & protective school environment.

Learn about the immediate and long-term effects of kava consumption.

The Not Our Way Storybook follows a group of teenagers through their experiences with misusing prescription drugs.

The Not Our Way Ice video shows the stories of previous ice users and the families of ice users.

The Not Our Way Prescription Medication video shows the stories of previous drug users and the families of users.

Aims to provide Indigenous Australians with information about the effect of inhalants on the brain and behaviour.

Read our guide to effective communication about e-cigarettes/vaping.

Unsure how to approach the subject of drug and alcohol use? Read our guide to effective communication.

This animated video for Aboriginal young people shows the effects of smoking and how to break the cycle.

This animated video for Aboriginal young people shows the effects of vaping and gives practical tips for getting help.

This webinar provides information about substance use prevention for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth

This webinar provides an overview of the Preventure program, the program's evidence, and details on Preventure training.

This webinar discusses Strong & Deadly Futures; an Aboriginal and Torres Strait substance use prevention program.

This 5-part factsheet explores the complex reasons why Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people use drugs.

Strong & Deadly Futures is a new alcohol and drug prevention program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students

Year: Year 7–8