Here you can learn about the impact alcohol can have on you, your family or friends. All of our information is medically verified by independent medical experts.
Our digital tools and brochures can help you understand the number of standard drinks you are consuming and the impact of alcohol on your body. All DrinkWise tools have been developed in consultation with experts in research, public health, medicine and social marketing and tested with Australians.
To promote a safer and healthier drinking culture in Australia, DrinkWise develops and implements a range of national information and education campaigns, as well as providing practical resources to help inform and support the community about alcohol use. As an evidence-based not-for-profit organisation, DrinkWise relies on key independent research and expert clinical advice to underpin our campaigns and programs.
DrinkWise is an evidence-based social change organisation dedicated to transforming the Australian drinking culture to one that is safer and healthier.
Alcohol. It affects everyone differently. So how you react may be completely different to your friends. Sometimes these effects are only temporary, however excessive drinking can lead to some pretty scary short-term and long-term consequences. So it's important to know the risks.
You know what’s great to hear? Most Australian parents (89%) aren’t supplying their underage teenagers with alcohol and the majority of underage teenagers in Australia are choosing not to drink alcohol (69%).
As Year 12 ‘Schoolies’ celebrations kick off around the country each November, DrinkWise works to remind all school leavers of safe alcohol consumption.
Indigenous education around alcohol is an important focus for DrinkWise. DrinkWise provides financial and in-kind support for a number of different programs and initiatives, utilising a tailored broadcast and targeted approach.
Lockdowns, homeschooling, missing key milestone school events (such as formals, sports and birthdays) and the uncertainty of Covid-19 was especially hard on all Australians.
The second phase of You Got This features a series of six video interviews offering practical tips and experiences that can help school-leavers remain confident and resilient as they embark on life after school.