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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island family history of alcohol
and other drug use
There is growing concern that problematic alcohol and other drug
use is becoming engendered within a section of the Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Island (ATSI) community. This project will endeavour
to determine the level of this problem by tracing the family histories
of a number of ATSI people. In particular, the family histories
will focus on the alcohol and other drug problems within selected
families, over many generations.
The paper will be used to assist the ANCD in assessing whether
sufficient commitment of resources for alcohol and other drug intervention
programs by Commonwealth, State and Territory governments and community
organisations for ATSI people has and is occurring.
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