Every day, people across the country come together to level the playing field, ensuring decision-makers put the health and wellbeing of communities first. Whether you’re ready to take part, speak out, or give back, there’s a way for you to support this movement.
Workplace giving is a simple way for your team to support healthier communities – every payday.
Regular donations from pre-tax income are easy to set up and go a long way in creating an Australia free from alcohol harm.
In times of loss, some people choose to honour their loved one by supporting a cause close to their heart.
You can create a personalised tribute page and invite friends and family to donate in lieu of flowers or in memory of their name.
Are you a community member or organisation with a concern or wanting to advocate for reform? Fill out this quick form to get in touch with our team.
At the heart of discussions about alcohol are real people with important experiences waiting to be heard.
Discover the real-life stories of fellow Australians or share your experience to help inspire others and bring about change.
By leaving a gift to FARE in your Will, you are giving a life-changing legacy that will support children, families, and communities to tackle the causes of alcohol harm and create lasting change.
Fundraising is a powerful way to show your support for FARE.
Whether it’s a BBQ with friends, a trivia night, a fun run or a birthday fundraiser, you can create your own event to support healthier, safer communities – your way.
Read more about what we’ve achieved together so far with the passion and commitment of people just like you.
A huge community victory that forced Woolworths to back down from plans to build an alcohol megastore on the doorstep of a dry community in Darwin.
Together, we fought and won a decades-long battle to mandate effective and evidence-based pregnancy warning labels on all alcoholic products.
Community voices were heard as the commercial free-to-air television industry’s plan to increase alcohol advertising on our screens was rejected by Australia’s media regulator ACMA.
After many years of advocacy led by victim survivors and advocates, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese recognised action on alcohol as a priority for preventing men’s violence against women and children.
Hundreds of individuals and organisations added their voice to a Federal Government Inquiry into the health impacts of alcohol and other drugs, with lived experience advocates supported by FARE to share their expertise at Parliament House.
Andrew, Annie and Cody recently took part in the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education’s (FARE) team at the iconic Sydney City2Surf fun run.
They took on the 14km race to raise funds for FARE’s Voices of Change project, which supports Australians in sharing their experiences of alcohol harm, raising awareness, and advocating for change.
Meet these three inspiring fundraisers who used their personal stories to change the conversation around alcohol.
To find a local GP, you can call 1800 022 222 or visit healthdirect.gov.au. To find a local psychologist, visit psychology.org.au/find-a-psychologist. If you need other support to reduce your drinking, you can contact the National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline on 1800 250 015.
FARE acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands and waters on which we operate throughout Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and recognise the continuing connection to country of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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FARE acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands and waters on which we operate throughout Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and recognise the continuing connection to country of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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