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The project is sponsored by the Queanbeyan Liquor Accord – a local initiative involving liquor license venues working with local governments and agencies to reduce harm in the community from alcohol consumption. SPORTING CLUB UNDER AGE DRINKING T A L K S National Health and Medical Research Council. (2009). Australian guidelines to reduce health risks from drinking alcohol, Canberra: NHMRC ALCOHOL CONTRIBUTES TO THE THREE MAJOR CAUSES OF ADOLESCENT DEATHS Queanbeyan Liquor Accord, in partnership with QPRC, NSW Police and Good Sports, host visits to local sporting clubs to educate and encourage young people to make positive health choices. What’s involved in the talks? • Short presentation from NSW Police on consequences of under-age drinking and information for responding in emergency situations. • Practical session to demonstrate dangers of alcohol impairment. • Resources provided to sporting club and Q&A session. When are the talks scheduled? The talks are designed to fit in with local sporting club training sessions and are relevant for young people aged 15-19 years. Designed to run for 30 minutes, the talks can be scheduled before or after a regular training session. Who can attend? The talks are aimed at young people but all are welcome. For further information, contact: [email protected] OR visit: qprc.nsw.gov.au
