Drug Education Network Inc. in Hobart, Tasmania | Education

Drug Education Network Inc.

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 1300 369 319

Address: 57F Brisbane St 7000 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.den.org.au/

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25.01.2022 Accidental overdose is preventable, and yet the number of people we lose because of fatal overdose is increasing in Australia. While its possible to overdose on many different drug types, Opioids are the class of drugs that contributes to the most fatal overdoses in Australia. For Overdose Awareness Day, we felt it was important to share more information about Opioids. Maria shares insight on a helpful resource weve created for the community which covers: How Opioids wor...k? What are some of the risks for people to be aware of? What would an overdose look like and how can people respond? What are the side effects of Opioids? How can allied health workers help to manage people with a reliance on Opioids? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDjjff1DgTQ

25.01.2022 The evaluation of the "Tobacco Free Communities Project - George Town" has just been released. UTAS evaluation of the project shows 55 participants enrolled in the program, engaged with their local pharmacy to receive stop smoking advice, brief interventions and advice on Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) and other quit methods between July 2019 and February 2020. An outstanding quit rate was achieved by participants. Read the report here - den.click/GeorgeTownTFCEvaluation

25.01.2022 Did you know that YFCC offer Drug and Alcohol support, along with case management on King Island. Please see below for contact info.

25.01.2022 Everybody needs a home Homeless Week 2-8 August 2020 #HW2020 #Colony47 #Housingendshomelessness

21.01.2022 The 2020 DEN Stakeholder Survey is now live! Share your thoughts about drug related information and training you want and get a chance to win a $50 Amazon giftcard plus a bonus prize of a pack of DEN resources. Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DEN2020Survey Survey closes 7th September at 9am.

21.01.2022 We are proud that Tasmania supports this important reform. Thank you, Jeremy Rockliff. Congratulations also to FARE who kept this critical health message in the spotlight. #FARE #NOFASD #Drugeducation

21.01.2022 Thank you to everyone who completed our recent online stakeholder survey. We have just drawn our winner for the $50 Amazon gift card plus a bonus prize of a pack of DEN resources. Our winner will receive an email shortly.

21.01.2022 The Connection #39 - including whats new for DENs resources, projects, training and events - https://mailchi.mp//the-connection-39-including-whats-new-

18.01.2022 Did you know? September 9th every year marks FASD Awareness Day (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder). We all have a role to play in supporting the women in our lives to have safe alcohol-free pregnancies. The evidence is really clear that theres no safe level of drinking in pregnancy. ... Lets support each other, free from judgement and #starttheconversation VIDEO URL: https://youtu.be/BAC6-uJM5nUuJM5nU

18.01.2022 A NEW service is available for people who are looking for information or support services on alcohol or drugs and not sure where to begin.

17.01.2022 The Connection #40 | DENs monthly update on current projects - https://mailchi.mp//the-connection-40-dens-monthly-update-

16.01.2022 A great NEW service for Tasmanians seeking advice on alcohol and other drugs, from the comfort of your phone

16.01.2022 We "are all a little bit different" an interesting story for Overdose Awareness Day 31 Aug 2020

15.01.2022 International Overdose Awareness Day spreads the message that overdose death is preventable. SENBAZURU is the art of folding 1,000 paper cranes. It is said that if you fold 1,000 paper cranes and make a wish, it will come true. The ATDC is calling on members of the Tasmanian community to help fold Japanese cranes and to share tributes to remember Tasmanians lost to overdose and wish for a community free from the harm of overdose. Drug overdose continues to impact Tasmanians o...f all backgrounds with more than one person lost every week to overdose across Tasmania. The DEN team have been folding cranes and are proud to support the wish for a community free from the harm of overdose.

15.01.2022 working together to prevent and reduce harm from drugs through leadership and education.

14.01.2022 Today is 'International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women'. If you are working in the community or AOD sector and would like basic information for working with clients who may be experiencing domestic and family violence, the 'AOD Worker's Guide to Domestic and Family Violence' is a useful resource. Check out the resource online - https://engenderequality.org.au//g/AOD-Workers-Toolkit.pdf Get in touch with us if you are interested in hardcopies, postage may apply - email [email protected]

13.01.2022 Opioids are the class of drugs that contributes to the most fatal overdoses in Australia. This is a huge concern, and a big reason why we created this resource. This resource is designed to give people good information on how: > Opioid type substances work... > What to look out for > How to minimise the risks > What are the alternative options you can consider to help manage pain http://www.den.org.au/resources/

13.01.2022 Youth ARC is OPEN :)

12.01.2022 Good morning everyone. Please read this letter to explain DEN's service provision in response to COVID19 - https://mailchi.mp//den-service-provision-in-response-to-c

11.01.2022 Today is Overdose Awareness Day. It is important to know that many fatal overdoses are preventable What do you do if you think someone has overdosed? What signs should you look out for? ... This wallet-size, double-sided card provides helpful and easy to understand information on what to do if you suspect a person has overdosed. It also includes tips for reducing the risk of overdose and lists local helplines. http://www.den.org.au/resources/#overdose-wallet-card

11.01.2022 Ask your friendly Pharmacist about your overdose risk.

10.01.2022 Its possible to have a good time without drinking alcohol. Mocktails + Mastery provides loads of tasty recipes for non-alcoholic beverages plus lots of information about how alcohol can affect health and well-being, how alcohol can interact with medications, its affect on pregnancy and the developing brain, and much more. Check out Mocktails + Mastery - den.click/MocktailsAndMastery

10.01.2022 Position Vacant: Board Director DEN is seeking enthusiastic, experienced and skilled Directors. DEN has served the Tasmanian Community for 30 years, working together to prevent and reduce the harms from legal and illegal drugs.... DEN is committed to supporting inclusion and diversity. We welcome applications from those with all or any of the following: lived experience of alcohol tobacco and other drugs, knowledge and understanding of the community sector, strategic communications and marketing, knowledge of the Education sector, finance and risk management experience, strategic planning and governance experience. http://www.den.org.au/open-positions/board-director/

10.01.2022 Such an important overdose prevention initiative. Congratulations to all involved.

09.01.2022 DEN is celebrating World Youth Day with resources that acknowledge and support the positive resiliency of our young people looking out for their mates and staying safe. https://youth.den.org.au/

09.01.2022 A great opportunity

09.01.2022 Awaiting to hear the decision today on the pregnancy warning label for alcohol bottles. #fare #NOFASD #prevention

07.01.2022 Check out DENs updated web page if you are interested in learning more about: What works in School Drug Education? How does DEN work with schools? Whole of School Support Teacher and School Nurse Training... Parent and Guardian Information Student Education #preventingharmsfromdrugs Reports

06.01.2022 Why are we all wearing red shoes today? Because Red Shoes Rock! And, to show support and help raise awareness for International FASD Awareness Day.

05.01.2022 Good morning everyone. Please read this letter to explain DENs service provision in response to COVID19 - https://mailchi.mp//den-service-provision-in-response-to-c

05.01.2022 Preventing O/D For OD Awareness Day 31 Aug

04.01.2022 You may have been drinking in isolation but you havent been drinking alone... DEN has supported ADFs new campaign to educate Aussie parents around how their attitudes towards drinking can influence those around us, including our kids. Find out more about the campaign here - https://adf.org.au/drinking-isolation/

02.01.2022 September 9th is coming up and the team at DEN are getting ready to wear their red shoes. Why? To raise awareness and recognise International FASD Awareness Day. FASD stands for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, and it is a term used to describe a range of disabilities that result from prenatal alcohol exposure. People who are born with FASD have the condition for life.... The FASD Handbook provides health and alcohol and other drug workers with clear guidelines when working in a prevention framework. The guidelines in this resource emphasise Women Centred Practice which avoids blaming, stigmatisation and judgement of women who have complex needs and may be experiencing complex trauma. Please join us in raising awareness of FASD and get your red shoes ready! #prevention #starttheconversation Resource URL: http://interactive.den.org.au/flipbooks/fasdhandbook/#p=1

01.01.2022 To show support and help raise awareness for International FASD Awareness Day on September 9, DEN have created a set of colourful postcards to support healthy pregnancies. There are three postcards in this set: Be Alcohol-Free This Pregnancy The reverse of this postcard offers a short personal letter of support that can be given to a pregnant person... Our Healthy Baby Begins With Us The reverse of this postcard offers ideas for how to support your pregnant partner to be alcohol-free during pregnancy Pregnancy + Alcohol Dont Mix The reverse of this postcard offers a short personal letter of support that can be given to a pregnant person Grab yourself a copy of this lovely set of postcards free for a limited time: http://www.den.org.au/resources/#healthypregnancy-postcards