Alcohol
Alcohol is a significant cause of disease, disability and social harm in the Hawke’s Bay community. View the video above to hear from some of our people on what they see and experience, and the impact it has on our communities.
Every year, around 600-800 New Zealanders die from alcohol-related harm.
The Hawke's Bay District Health Board Population Health team works on initiatives to promote the safe use of alcohol and reduce the harm caused by alcohol. This involves working with young people, parents and the community, as well as organisations and those selling alcohol at their premises/event.
How to have your say on alcohol in your community
Hawke's Bay Alcohol Network's newsletter August 2018
In this issue:
Celebrating Matariki-alcohol-free events
Alcohol and schools: An update
Napier City Council and Hastings District Council Joint Alcohol Strategy update
Community action on alcohol success stories
NZ Health Survey latest results: What do they tell us about alcohol use in Hawke’s Bay?
Social supply of alcohol to under 18s: Latest research
Alcohol Action Conference 2018: FREE registration
Hawke's Bay Alcohol Network's newsletter May 2018
In this issue:
Mental Health and Addictions Inquiry
Actionpoint website
Taylor Hawks' launch alcohol free zone
One for One at the Curch Road
Taking part in the licensing process
MOH reflections on "Tackling Big Booze"
Hawke's Bay Alcohol Network's newsletter February 2018
In this issue:
HBDHB Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy
Local survey provides insight
Local Alcohol Policies: progess report
The association between parental supply and adolescent drinking
The Lost Night - HPA's new campaign
Supporting alcohol free events