Managing alcohol consumption: a review on licensed clubs in remote Indigenous communities in the NT
Details:
Title
Managing alcohol consumption: a review on licensed clubs in remote Indigenous communities in the NT,
Other title
Report to the Northern Territory Department of Business,
Creator
Shaw, Gillian,
Brady, Maggie,
d'Abbs, Peter,
Collection
E-Publications,
E-Books,
PublicationNT,
Date
2015-06,
Abstract
This study was commissioned by the (then) Commonwealth Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaHCSIA) and the (then) NT Department of Justice, and funded by the Australian federal government. It was commissioned in 2012, and the research took place in early 2013. The study has two aims: -
Appraising harm levels associated with the operation of licensed social clubs in communities as compared to communities without such clubs;
Identifying what the best practice social club models would look like, and how these can best support responsible drinking which contributes to managed alcohol consumption and reduction in levels of alcohol related harms (Request for Tender, NT Dept of Justice, 2012).,
Notes
Document has some errors regarding page numbering.,
Made available via the Publications (Legal Deposit) Act 2004 (NT).,
Table of contents
Executive summary -- Introduction -- Methods -- Evidence about good practices in managing licensed venues in Aboriginal communities: a literature review -- Patterns of alcohol consumption in communities with clubs -- Impact of clubs on health and social functioning of the community -- How the clubs operate -- What makes a club run well? -- Conclusion -- Appendix 1-2 -- References,
Language
English,
Subject
Substance use,
Indigenous peoples,
Social aspects,
Alcoholic beverages,
Publisher name
Bowchung Pty Ltd,
Place of publication
Canberra,
Format
155 pages : colour illustrations ; 30 cm,
File type
application/pdf,
Use
Copyright,
Copyright owner
Bowchung Pty Ltd and Northern Territory Government,