PORT AUGUSTA ALCOHOL MANAGEMENT GROUP JULY 2020 - DECEMBER 2021
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PORT AUGUSTA ALCOHOL
MANAGEMENT GROUP MONITORING & EVALUATION
ACTION PLAN PLAN of the PACA&ODMP
JULY 2020 – DECEMBER 2021
This Plan is an 18 Month Action Plan that will provide guidance to monitor and evaluate
the 4 Strategic Areas to achieve the 15 Key Initiatives and that they are each allocated
actions, measures, agency leads, timelines and outcomes.SECTION TWO: PORT AUGUSTA COMMUNITY ALCOHOL & OTHER DRUG MANAGEMENT PLAN
2020 - 2023
The PACA&ODMP and the 18 Month Action Plan will work on the 4 Strategic Areas to achieve the 15 Key Initiatives and that they
are allocated objectives and actions, agency responsibility, timelines, outcomes and measurements. Within the Plan various
agencies are listed as responsible for actions against specific objectives.
Where “Key Agencies” are listed in the responsibility column of the Plan this refers to all agencies who are:
Members of the Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group, and
Other agencies who may be allocated specific tasks within the Plan
LIST OF “KEY AGENCIES”: ACRONYMS & ABBREVIATIONS
Aboriginal Affairs & Reconciliation (DSD & AAR) Country Outback Health
Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council (ADAC) Davenport Community Council (DCC)
Aboriginal Family Support Service (AFSS) Department Correctional Services (DCS)
Aboriginal Justice Officers (AJO) Department Child Protection (DCP)
Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement (ALRM) Department Education & Children’s Development (DECD)
Aboriginal Women’s Legal Service (AWLS) National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA)
Australian Hotels Association (AHA) Department Recreation & Sport
City Safe K9 Drug & Alcohol Services SA (DASSA)
Clubs SA Footsteps Residential Rehabilitation Centre (ADAC)
Common Ground SA Housing Authority
Consumer and Business Services Lakeview Accommodation Centre (LAC)
Country SA PHN (Primary Health Network) Life Without Barriers (LWB)
Page 1 of 22LIST OF “KEY AGENCIES”: ACRONYMS & ABBREVIATIONS
Local Magistrates Taxi Companies
Pika Wiya Aboriginal Health Service Inc (Pika Wiya) Uniting Country SA (UCSA)
Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group (PAAMG) Women’s Legal Service
Port Augusta City Council (PACC)
Port Augusta Family Conference Team
Port Augusta Hospital & Regional Health Service Inc (PAH&RHS)
Port Augusta Liquor License Accord (Liquor Accord)
Port Augusta Substance Misuse Service (PASMS-SUU-CNP, MAP,
AOP & ENP)
Port Augusta Youth Safe Bus
Red Cross
Salvation Army Community Services
SA Ambulance Service (SAAS)
South Australia Police (SAPOL)
Stepping Stones Day Centre (SSDC) (ADAC)
Page 2 of 22STRATEGY ONE: GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will take a leadership
role to facilitate coordinated and integrated approaches to service provision and planning for future service provision. It will work
to strengthen interagency partnerships and to ensure community participation is inclusive and effective.
Strategy Actions Lead Agency Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
1.0 Governance 1.1.1.1 Continue to factor this PAAMG Endorsed MOA’s Ongoing
& Leadership objective into updates of the
Memorandum Of Agreement
1.1.1 (MOA);
PAAMG acts to PAAMG Review of TOR as Ongoing
1.1.1.2 Maintain agreement
be recognised scheduled
and endorsement from all
as the key Key Agencies on the An updated page on
planning and updates; PACC Website is
coordinator of 1.1.1.3 Maintain effective maintained
initiatives re PAAMG & Ongoing
membership of the PAAMG;
alcohol and Key Number of support & or
1.1.1.4 Agencies will seek Tri-annually in line with Service Agreements
other drugs use Agencies recognition letters
letters of support and or
and misuse in recognition of required new sought & provided
Port Augusta. service initiatives that are
Ensure that any Ongoing as identified.
needed for funding tender AOD
identified
applications; Managers
gaps/overlaps are
1.1.1.5 The group will identify
included in this
any gaps/overlaps with AOD
Community Alcohol &
services.
Other Drug
Management Plan.
Page 3 of 22STRATEGY ONE: GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will take a leadership
role to facilitate coordinated and integrated approaches to service provision and planning for future service provision. It will work
to strengthen interagency partnerships and to ensure community participation is inclusive and effective.
Strategy Actions Lead Measures Timeframe/Outcomes/Comments
Agency
1.0 Governance 1.1.2.1 Allocated to the PACC The business of the
& Leadership Community Harmony PAAMG is conducted in
Manager through the a timely and
Community Harmony Office professional manner
and the Directorate of City
1.1.2 • Organising of
Services;
PAAMG acts to sub groups
1.1.2.2 Sub working groups
ensure adequate • Grant
are set up on an as needs PAAMG Ongoing
resources are Application
basis;
available to PAAMG processes
1.1.2.3 Invite experts to
provide Members will make
address PAAMG around
leadership and suggestions of who &
national & international
policy when to invite at a
recognised evidence based
development. meeting to ensure
models and initiatives;
1.1.2.4 All PAAMG PACC consensus with the Ongoing
Documents are monitored, group.
reviewed, evaluated &
CH Manager will table
updated appropriately. Ongoing
updated or reviewed
documents for
endorsement from the
Group.
Page 4 of 22STRATEGY ONE: GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will take a leadership
role to facilitate coordinated and integrated approaches to service provision and planning for future service provision. It will work to
strengthen interagency partnerships and to ensure community participation is inclusive and effective.
Strategy Actions Lead Measures Timeframe/Outcomes/Comments
Agency
1.0 Governance 1.2.1.1 Maintain a Consultations are
& Leadership Consultative Framework and effective and
Communication Strategy for PAAMG Sub community awareness
1.2 the PAAMG and other Group and understanding is
Ensure initiatives high;
comprehensive Monitor & Review Annually in January
and inclusive 1.2.1.2 Facilitate appropriate Consultative Framework
PAAMG &
community consultations and periodic document;
PACC
consultation surveys Monitor & Review
concerning Annually in January
Communication
alcohol and Strategy document –
other drug inclusive of a Public
initiatives. Media Plan;
Number & type of
consultations; Ongoing
Periodic community
Surveys;
Website linkages
available
Page 5 of 22STRATEGY ONE: GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will take a leadership
role to facilitate coordinated and integrated approaches to service provision and planning for future service provision. It will work
to strengthen interagency partnerships and to ensure community participation is inclusive and effective.
Strategy Actions Lead Measures Timeframe/Outcomes/Comments
Agency
1.0 Governance 1.3.1.1Factor relevant PAAMG & Current and future
& Leadership principles into the general Key interventions are
MOA with all Key Agencies Agencies coordinated and
that promote: enhanced;
Interagency planning where Endorsed MOA’s
1.3
possible re current and new Increased Partnership Ongoing
Improve Inter
service provision; Agreements;
Agency
Increased partnerships for Statistical Data is
Partnerships and
service provision and funding provided;
Liaison Annually in July
options PAAMG & Formalising current
1.3.1.2 Key Agencies sign off Key practices of dealing CD Manager to call a meeting by August 2020
on the MOA Agencies with a community
concern or issue;
1.3.1.3 Lobby for access to PAAMG
A PAAMG Sub group
Statistical DATA when/if set up of the agencies Ongoing
required that are out on the
streets providing
services;
Letters from the Group
as a whole &
members support
sought.
Page 6 of 22STRATEGY ONE: GOVERNANCE AND LEADERSHIP: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will take a
leadership role to facilitate coordinated and integrated approaches to service provision and planning for future service provision.
It will work to strengthen interagency partnerships and to ensure community participation is inclusive and effective.
Strategy Actions Lead Measures Timeframe/Outcomes/Comments
Agency
1.0 Governance 1.4.1.1Monitor, review and PAAMG Evaluation processes
& Leadership evaluate both the Dry Zone are effective and
Outcomes & PACAODMP timely: Dry
Outcomes; Zone Review;
Ongoing
Alcohol & Other Drug
1.4.1.2 Review & maintain Management Plan
PAAMG –
the Data Set to collect Outcomes;
1.4 Chairperson
appropriate quantitative &
Evaluation (Community
qualitative data Current Data Set
processes are Harmony
Framework Oct/Nov 2020 & then Annually Ongoing
based on Manager)
1.4.1.3 Conduct community
comprehensive surveys & seek data from PAAMG
monitoring and services that monitor the Additional Data; Dec Annually Ongoing
community indirect consequences of Community Surveys as
responses. the Dry Zone ie per 1.2;
Domestic/Family Violence, Will regularly meet to
Homelessness and Mental coordinate data &
Health or on the PACAMP invite other services on
an as needs basis.
Page 7 of 22STRATEGY TWO: SUPPLY REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group
will work with agencies to ensure strategies are implemented to reduce the effects of substance misuse and binge drinking on the
Port Augusta community; and to maintain public safety through continued reduction in public drunkenness and anti-social
behaviour.
Strategy Actions Lead Measures Timeframe/Outcomes/Comments
Agency
2.0 Supply 2.1.1 Public and service PAAMG & Appropriate and effective
Reduction& provider consultations re PACC monitoring of the Dry Zone
Management Dry Zone review; is maintained to reduce April 2021 & 2023
public drunkenness and
2.1 2.1.2 Internal review of Dry any associated anti- social
PAAMG Zone. PACC
behaviours by reviewing
considers all PAAMG Minutes; Number
evaluation & type of consultations; May 2021 & 2023
material and Annual data monitoring;
advises PACC on Review of Dry Zone.
an effective Dry PAAMG will continue to
Zone monitor & evaluate the
effectiveness of the Dry
Zone.
Page 8 of 22STRATEGY TWO: SUPPLY REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will work
with agencies to develop and implement strategies to reduce and manage the supply of alcohol and other drugs; and to
maintain public safety through continued reduction in public drunkenness and anti-social behaviour.
Strategy Actions Lead Agency Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
2.2.1 2.2.1.1 Maintain Liquor Accord, The Accord contributes
A strong and representation on the Liquor SAPOL, CBS, effectively to an increase
informed Accord PAAMG. in responsible drinking Ongoing
Liquor culture;
License • SAPOL & CBS & rep Accord information will be
Accord from PAAMG discussed at PAAMG
ensures • Aboriginal
continued representative
proactive 2.2.1.2 Licensed venues Information from Liquor
and promote responsible & safe Accord, SAPOL & CBS;
coordinated drinking by meeting Information from venues to
Liquor Accord, Ongoing
responses by conditions of their Liquor share with Vulnerable
License, specifically: AHA, Clubs SA, Person Working Group;
licensees
DO NOT serve people who SAPOL & CBS
are intoxicated;
Evict and ban individuals
when or if appropriate; Events are held &
SAPOL,
2.2.1.3 Ensure coordinated managed effectively &
LICENSED Ongoing
arrangements for Special the proper authorities are
Venue, Service
Events. involved
Provider
Page 9 of 22STRATEGY TWO: SUPPLY REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will work
with agencies to develop and implement strategies to reduce and manage the supply of alcohol and other drugs; and to
maintain public safety through continued reduction in public drunkenness and anti-social behaviour.
Strategy Actions Lead Agency Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
2.2 Licensed 2.2.2.1 Maintain the PACC - CD Increased number of limited
venues create limited License package License Applications detail
environments that includes a brochure & provisions of security and Ongoing
that promote flyer. transport for the event;
responsible
drinking & A package includes a
minimise anti- brochure/flyer & Party Safe
social Information Ongoing
behaviour
2.3 To ensure 2.3.1.1 PAAMG will raise their
PAAMG The Accord is fully informed of
strategies are concerns for vulnerable holistic community concerns
implemented people with the LLA. and initiatives and works in
where possible
partnership to achieve a
by the Liquor Ongoing
more responsible drinking
Accord to
culture.
reduce supply
and the effects Meeting attendances by the
of public PAAMG Chairperson will
drunkenness. continue (4 per year)
Page 10 of 22STRATEGY TWO: SUPPLY REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group
will work with agencies to develop and implement strategies to reduce and manage the supply of alcohol and other drugs; and
to maintain public safety through continued reduction in public drunkenness and anti social behaviour.
Strategy Actions Lead Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
Agency
2.4 To provide 2.4.1.1 To encourage the PAAMG works with the LLA Ongoing
local context and LLA to consider and adopt around supply management
recommendations some suggestions made by PAAMG issues, trends & initiatives;
with a different the PAAMG.
lens regarding Take Away Outlets will
supply reduction create environments that Ongoing
and promote a more responsible
management. drinking culture.
Page 11 of 22STRATEGY THREE: HARM MINIMISATION: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will work with other agencies to
minimise the harm to individuals and the community associated with substance use.
Strategy Actions Lead Agency Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
3.1 SAFE PARTY 3.1.1.1 Update as PACC - Party Safe Program is more Review of program by June 2021
PROGRAM necessary; Community widely known & available to
3.1.1.2 Hold regular media Development the public through:
A Party Safe programs with regard to the Office
Program is • Printed Then updates as needed ongoing.
package & its availability;
maintained 3.1.1.3 Maintain area on PACC MEDIA brochures/flyers
and widely PACC Website for a link to & COMMS • Website Links
advertised SAPOL ‘Party Safe’ • Media outlets
SAPOL, • Packages available
information;
Headspace, at Police Station
3.1.1.4 Youth Agencies will
Port Augusta • Harm minimisation
promote the program;
Youth strategies are
3.1.1.5 Include harm
Centre, included in the
minimisation strategies
PASMS - Program.
within the Program.
Outreach
Program,
Salvation
Army
Page 12 of 22STRATEGY THREE: HARM MINIMISATION: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will work with other agencies to
minimise the harm to individuals and the community associated with substance use.
Strategy Actions Lead Agency Measures Outcome/Comments/Timeframe
3.2.1 3.2.1.1 Monitor & map hot The City environment is
Environmental spots & transit corridors; patrolled and monitored
Safety is 3.2.1.2 Revitalise a “City SAPOL & regularly.
maintained Safe Working Party” to PACC (City
monitor responses to city Safe K9,AOP • Patrol routes &
hot spots; & MAP) mapping documents
3.2.1.3 Use of & appropriate • Minutes of City Safe
Salvation Working Party
increase in use of Security Ongoing
Army – Youth • Number & location of
Cameras in all identified
Safe Bus cameras
“hotspots”;
3.2.1.4 Ensure • Continued patrols
PACC
appropriate/improved • Appropriate levels of
street lighting; street lighting is
3.2.1.5 Unintended available
SAPOL,
consequences of the Dry
PACC, SAAS, • Verbal reports
Zone was the displacement
UCSA, The between agencies
of chronic drinkers into
Salvation
homes. Gather anecdotal
Army & SSDC
data to include with SAAS
quantitative data that
highlights this concern into a
report.
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minimise the harm to individuals and the community associated with substance use.
Strategy Actions Lead Agency Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
3.2.2 3.2.2.1 Improved CCTV
Environmental monitoring
Safety - 3.2.2.2 Security staff are Hotels, Clubs, There will be less incidents of
Licensed Venue available outside of Venues anti-social behaviours, shorter
time waiting for Taxi’s & rides. Ongoing
Safety Initiatives premises at closing times
3.2.2.3 Use of plastic / cans
at Special Events
3.3 Effective Taxi’s will be available to ALL
3.3.1.1 Work with Taxi
Public Transport areas of Port Augusta
Companies to ensure their March 2021
3.3.1 reliable participation with PACC & Taxi
Safe transport the movement of public Companies
options are members at the end of an
PACC – City Ongoing
considered and event;
facilitated Services Taxi & bus services are
3.3.1.4 & 3.3.1.5 Work with
(Community effective & offering more
the Taxi Companies to
Development services that include Ongoing
increase the flexibility &
Office) Davenport
availability of taxi’s for all
More Taxi’s & other transport
areas of Port Augusta; Taxi options are able to happen
3.3.1.6 & 3.3.1.7 Encourage Companies, 2021
for a large special event. A
venues to provide safer Liquor request to have MAP’s
exiting processes by making Accord working later can be
transport options a members, considered. July 2021
consideration when SAPOL & CBS
applications are submitted.
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STRATEGY THREE: HARM MINIMISATION: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will work with other agencies to
minimise the harm to individuals and the community associated with substance use.
Strategy Actions Lead Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
Agency
3.4 Crisis 3.4.1.1 Lakeview Housing Appropriate
Accommodation Accommodation Centre Authority SA accommodation is available
continues to provide short at short notice for at risk Ongoing
3.4.1 term accommodation for people
Appropriate Aboriginal people; Housing
accommodation 3.4.1.2 All on the street Authority SA, After hours contact details
options are services provide contact Salvation are widely known ie
considered and details for after-hours & Army, Uniting Homelessness Gateway; Ongoing
facilitated. emergency housing
Country SA, Options for crisis/short term
DCP & accommodation are
options;
Homelessness available;
3.4.1.4 More community Gateway & Ongoing
awareness re Options for Supported
Shelter SA
identification of support Residential Accommodation
services. is available;
3.4.2 Facilities 3.4.2.1 Identify services Family HVACC Brochures are
are available for that provide supported Violence updated & available. Jan 2021
Women & accommodation to use Agencies, PAAMG Annual Statistical
Children Interagency
as respite from Data Framework
Meetings &
partners/others who may
Housing
be misusing substances. Authority SA
Page 16 of 22STRATEGY FOUR: DEMAND REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will
work with other agencies to ensure strategies are implemented to enhance service provision that promotes prevention and early
intervention and provides best practice treatment for individuals with substance related dependence.
Key Initiatives Actions Lead Agency Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
4.1 4.1.1.1 Maintain a MoA PAAMG Service provision is client
Appropriate, with direct Service centred, integrated and
Integrated And Providers to: flexible across all agencies
Enhanced Promote seamless by:
Ongoing
Service service provision; Individual MoU’s between
Delivery services will exist;
Encourage service Case Management is being
4.1.1 flexibility to reduce gaps; AOD used;
Direct service Integrate planning & Managers Staff training records are set
providers AOD/Frontline Worker up;
(Through the
ensure training processes; AOD service directory
PAAMG Ongoing
appropriate and Encourage participation Chairperson) available to the public;
integrated with the electronic Service New service providers can
approaches to Directory available on provide the Library with their
service delivery PACC website; contact details & information
and service Have a hard copy AOD on their Service.
planning service directory available;
Actively promote other
Ongoing
services;
Connect a new
community service with
the Library/electronic &
hard copy Service
Directory.
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with other agencies to ensure strategies are implemented to enhance service provision that promotes prevention and early
intervention and provides best practice treatment for individuals with substance related dependence.
Strategy Actions Lead Agency Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
4.1.1 Promote & 4.1.1.1 Community PAAMG Meetings will be held via the Oct 2020
encourage Harmony Manager will VPF Meetings.
services to meet set up a meeting with
quarterly & discuss AOD Managers to
service provision, discuss options.
training & planning. 4.1.2.1 Service provision Service Directory information
All Agencies
map is developed; is maintained;
4.1.2 Direct service 4.1.2.2 Service Service map is developed December 2021
providers develop information is made and maintained;
clear treatment PACC Both are entered onto the
available widely and
pathways and Library & PACC Website.
on line on the Council
options and make Community
website & available at
this information Connect
the PACC Library.
widely available Agency
4.1.3.1 Service
providers consider and
4.1.3
include online
More Additional Counselling Nov 2020
programs;
counselling/support options are available;
4.1.3.2 Promote &
options are Brief Interventions are evident
utilise assessment
developed in the annual statistics;
treatment programs &
All Agencies
brief interventions;
4.1.3.3 Promote support
group options for Numbers attending the
Feb 2021
families, friends etc of a PACC Support Group will increase
user.
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with other agencies to ensure strategies are implemented to enhance service provision that promotes prevention and early
intervention and provides best practice treatment for individuals with substance related dependence.
Strategy Actions Lead Agency Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
4.1 Appropriate, Rehabilitation options are
Integrated And available: Agencies are
Enhanced accessing the Ongoing
Service Delivery activities/programs with
4.1.6.1 Day based Rehab PAAMG
clients;
4.1.6 activities are provided
Agencies are collaborating
A range of from the Stepping Stones
with facilitation & holding
Rehabilitation Day Centre
activities/programs;
options are 4.1.6.2 Residential Rehab
The Residential Rehab Facility
made available Facility continues to
is maintained & happening.
& known to provide services
clients & health 4.1.6.3 Rehab program
providers options is evidence based Integrated Service Provision is Ongoing
and meets individual maintained with duplication
needs. reduced & gaps filled: (particularly with regard to the Funding cycles ie
Terms of Reference DASSA – July 2020 +3yrs +3yrs +3yrs. DPMC – July 2021
4.1.7 4.1.7.1 New agencies are PAAMG PACAODMP (Port Augusta – June 2024)
New services represented on PAAMG &
Community Alcohol & Other
are integrated are directed to the PACC
Drug Management Action
into the service Website to download the
Plan)
model historical documents &
PAAMG Minutes
effectively participate in coordinated
Individual agency MoU’s
services.
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with other agencies to ensure strategies are implemented to enhance service provision that promotes prevention and early
intervention and provides best practice treatment for individuals with substance related dependence.
Strategy Actions Lead Agency Measures Timeframe
4.2 Early 4.2.2.1 All key agencies Key Agencies The PAAMG and all
Intervention provide baseline relevant key agencies are
Programs information on their own aware of and use
4.2.2 alcohol related Early established Early
Early Intervention Intervention Programs Intervention Programs
Programs are available. Ongoing
identified & 4.2.2.2 New EI initiatives Number of EI Programs
documented are tabled for discussion at PAAMG Brief 6 monthly reports to Ongoing
the PAAMG members PAAMG
4.3 Community Increased capacity of the
Prevention 4.3.1.2 Responsible PAAMG, community and
PACC, October 2021
Programs drinking programs that are particularly young people
4.3.1Prevention held locally are also media DASSA, to choose a responsible
programs are based; SAPOL, Liquor drinking culture:
developed and 4.3.1.3 Support of more Accord, Number of programs
targeted across alcohol free events & Sporting introduced/facilitated;
the community alcohol free areas at bodies/clubs, Number of Youth December 2021
spectrum events; DCP, PAYC, targeted programs;
4.3.1.4 Prevention Dept Rec & Posters are evident;
programs are targeted at Sport, Media strategies are November 2021
youth. Headspace documented & evident;
& Clontarf Increased alcohol free
Academy. events/areas.
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STRATEGY FOUR: DEMAND REDUCTION AND MANAGEMENT: The Port Augusta Alcohol Management Group will work
with other agencies to ensure strategies are implemented to enhance service provision that promotes prevention and early
intervention and provides best practice treatment for individuals with substance related dependence.
Strategy Actions Lead Agency Measures Outcomes/Comments/Timeframe
4.4 Discussions will occur; Ongoing
Community 4.4.1.1 Assessment & Run a regular annual workshop
Interventions possible negotiation of CBS with PAAMG members on
Take Away Liquor Outlets Welfare Barings;
4.4.1 Liquor Accord July 2021
opening times For identified vulnerable & at risk
Community 4.4.1.2 Types of alcohol people who are supported by
interventions availability /restrictions are an agency.
are considered through T/A
considered Outlets
and targeted 4.4.1.3 Welfare bans to be
across the used proactively
community AOD Agencies to research,
spectrum identify, develop & support drug
Ongoing
specific programs for
4.5 Drug 4.5.1.1 Programs are AOD Agencies community:
Specific researched, identified &
Programs Community • Support groups Oct 2020
developed;
Development • Service Expos held
4.5.1.2 Harm Minimisation,
4.5.1 Manager to • Programs are held
Prevention, Reduction and
Drug call a meeting • Data collection from
Treatment programs are
prevention of AOD CNP
also identified;
programs are Agencies SAAS
4.5.1.3 Consultation with
provided. PAH
relevant agencies &
LWB
community.
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