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Local Drug Action Groups (LDAGs)
Drug and alcohol support group
Closed • Opens 8am tomorrow
Local Drug Action Groups (LDAGs)
Opening times
Hours might change due to public holiday
- Monday8am–4pm
- Tuesday8am–4pm
- Wednesday8am–4pm
- Thursday8am–4pm
- Friday8am–3:30pm
Contact
Phone 08 6553 0257
Email ldaginc@mhc.wa.gov.au
Location
Workzone East, Level 1, 1 Nash Street PERTH WA 6000
Book an appointment
For information about this service, or to book an appointment, please call.
Call 08 6553 0257About this service
Billing
Mixed billing
Bulk bill available with conditions, fees may apply.
Additional information
Local Drug Action Groups (LDAGs) were established in 1996 as part of a government initiative predicated on the belief that an important part of an overall response to addressing alcohol and other drug issues was to work from within the community.
Local Drug Action Groups Incorporated (LDAG Inc.) works in partnership with the Government of Western Australia. LDAG Inc. is a not for profit organisation which is directed by a board of management consisting of ten representatives from both regional and metropolitan-based LDAGs.
LDAGs provide an opportunity for people to actively participate in their local community. Made up of volunteers, LDAGs combine to take action to prevent and reduce alcohol and other drug related harm.
Services provided
• Our vision is to bring together members of the community who, on a voluntary basis, combine to undertake a range of activities to prevent and reduce alcohol and other drug related harm in their local communities
Target Groups
• LDAGs are a State wide network of individual communities, working together to make a difference at a grassroots level. Currently there are over 60 LDAGs operating throughout Western Australia.
Local Drug Action Groups Incorporated (LDAG Inc.) works in partnership with the Government of Western Australia. LDAG Inc. is a not for profit organisation which is directed by a board of management consisting of ten representatives from both regional and metropolitan-based LDAGs.
LDAGs provide an opportunity for people to actively participate in their local community. Made up of volunteers, LDAGs combine to take action to prevent and reduce alcohol and other drug related harm.
Services provided
• Our vision is to bring together members of the community who, on a voluntary basis, combine to undertake a range of activities to prevent and reduce alcohol and other drug related harm in their local communities
Target Groups
• LDAGs are a State wide network of individual communities, working together to make a difference at a grassroots level. Currently there are over 60 LDAGs operating throughout Western Australia.
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.