 | Na Talo Vaka Vuku: E veisautaka na noda I vakarau no bula na I taukei na yaqona ni vavalagi Fiji
Catalogue No:
AL214F
(Jun2007)
Fijian resource giving information about the safe consumption of alcohol. Only limited copies of the printed version are available. | 
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| Puhala Tonu: Ko E Puhala Inu Kava Mafola I Niu Silani Nei Niue
Catalogue No:
AL212N
(Jun2007)
Niuean resource giving information about the safe consumption of alcohol. Only limited copies of the printed version are available. | 
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| Te Koa A Tokelau Na Mafuli: Takiala Mo Te Haogale¯Mu¯ O Te Fakaaugagia O Te Akaholo Tokelau
Catalogue No:
AL213TK
(Jun2007)
Tokelauan resource giving information about the safe consumption of alcohol. Only limited copies of the printed version are available. | 
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 | The Pacific Alcohol & Drug Outcomes Project (PADOPT)
Catalogue No:
AL210
(May2007)
This document presents the results and recommendations of two recent research studies on alcohol and other drug (A&D) treatment services for Pacific peoples. The studies are part of the Pacific Alcohol & Drugs Outcomes Project (PADOPT), which was launched in 2002 with the aim of evaluating and improving the effectiveness of A&D treatment services for Pacific peoples. The studies comprise - Phase I, compiled in May 2003 documents interviews with New Zealand-based Pacific A&D clinicians on the practices and treatment approaches that they and/or their services use. Phase II, compiled in October 2004 builds on the Phase One research, interviews Pacific clients and families on their experiences with Pacific A&D services, as well as with service managers and team leaders within those services. | 
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| Alcohol, your community and you - Nuiean
Catalogue No:
AL207N
(Jan2007)
Monü, Monü, Monü Tagaloa. Hake ke pa he lagi i luga. Hifo ke pu i
lalo fonua. Agi mai e matagi he mafola. Kautu ai e tau laliaga nei.
Fakalofa lahi atu. Kua amanaki e tohi Inu kava ke lagomatai e tau
tagata gahua lagomatai he faahi malolo tino ke fakaako e puhala kua
hagahagamitaki ke he fakaaogaaga he kava he tau tagata Niue. Kua
fakailoa fakaku e puhala inu kava he vaha fakamua, tau mahani kua
nakai mitaki mo e fifili e tau puhala kua tu tonu ke he fakaaogaaga he
kava fakalataha ai foki ke he he Inu kava e falu a tala mooli ne tutupu
ke he falu tagata Pasifika mo e amanaki ke maeke e tau tala nei ke
lagomatai atu ke he falu tagata ke fifili mo e fakalotomatala e
fakaaogaaga he kava. | 
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| Alcohol your community and you : Tongan guidelines
Catalogue No:
AL204T
(Mar2006)
Ngaahi fale’i ki hono ma’u fakapotopoto ‘o e kava malohi aims to help promote the responsible use of alcohol amongst Tongan communities. It outlines briefly the history of alcohol use, highlights risky behaviour and suggests ways to use alcohol safely. Ngaahi fale’i ki hono ma’u fakapotopoto ‘o e kava malohi also includes some true stories given by Pacific individuals in the hope that they will help others to make better choices and use alcohol in a safer way. | 
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| Alcohol your community and you - Samoan guidelines
Catalogue No:
AL205S
(Mar2006)
Aims to help promote the responsible use of alcohol amongst Samoan communities. Outlines briefly the history of alcohol use, highlights risky behaviour and suggests ways to use alcohol safely. Faasinoala mo le saogalemu o le faaaogaina o le ava malosi also includes some true stories given by Pacific individuals in the hope that they will help others to make better choices and use alcohol in a safer way. | 
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| Alcohol your community and you : Cook Island Guidelines
Catalogue No:
AL206CI
(Mar2006)
Kai kava tau aims to help promote the responsible use of alcohol amongst Cook Islands communities. It outlines briefly the history of alcohol use, highlights risky behaviour and suggests ways to use alcohol safely. Kai kava tau also includes some true stories given by Pacific individuals in the hope that they will help others to make better choices and use alcohol in a safer way. | 
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| Ko e Talatalaifale : ki he kava malohi mo e kakai Tonga
Catalogue No:
AL201T
(Sep2004)
Tongan resource giving information about the safe consumption of alcohol. Only limited copies of the printed version are available. | 
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| O le Sulu mo Faatasiga : Ta'iala mo le saogalemu o le faaaogaina o le 'ava malosi (alcohol)
Catalogue No:
AL202S
(Sep2004)
Samoan resource giving information about the safe consumption of alcohol. Only limited copies of the printed version are available. | 
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| Akaarianga : no te kai kavakona i niu tireni nei
Catalogue No:
AL203C
(Sep2004)
Cook Islands resource giving information about the safe consumption of alcohol. Only limited copies of the printed publication available. | 
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 | O le 'ava malosi ma lau pepe
Catalogue No:
Samoan FLS/Oct03
(Oct 2003)
Briefly talks about alcohol, pregnancy and fetal alcohol syndrome disorder (FASD or FAS). | 
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| Inu kava e taau pepe
Catalogue No:
Cook Island Maori FLC/Oct 03
(Oct 2003)
Cook Islands Maori leaflet about alcohol, pregnancy and fetal alcohol syndrome disorder (FASD or FAS). | 
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| O luvemu kei na nomu gunuyaqona tiko ni vavalagi
Catalogue No:
Fijian FLF/Oct03
(Oct 2003)
Fijian leaflet about alcohol, pregnancy and fetal alcohol syndrome disorder (FASD or FAS). | 
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| Inu kava mo e tama muke haau
Catalogue No:
Niuean FLN/Oct03
(Oct 2003)
Nuiean leaflet about about alcohol, pregnancy and fetal alcohol syndrome disorder (FASD or FAS). | 
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| Inukava ma tau pepe
Catalogue No:
Tokelauan FLTK/Oct03
(Oct 2003)
Tokelauan leaflet about alcohol, pregnancy and fetal alcohol syndrome disorder (FASD or FAS). | 
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| Feitama mo e inu kava-malohi
Catalogue No:
Tongan FLT/Oct03
(Oct 2003)
Briefly talks about alcohol, pregnancy and fetal alcohol syndrome disorder (FASD or FAS). | 
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| Workforce Development of Pacific People Working in Alcohol-Related Areas (220k)
Catalogue No:
(1999)
One of the needs identified at last year’s Pacific Spirit workshop was that “further workforce development opportunities such as training courses be considered to support the Pacific Islands workforce". As a means of identifying the nature of this need and providing a basis for development Target Education and Management Consultants undertook a review of: The “workforce development opportunities” i.e. education and training programmes
currently available to the Pacific practitioners who work in alcohol-related areas; The experience of Pacific graduate students who have undertaken these programmes; The effectiveness of these programmes in terms of how they equipped participants for their work with Pacific people. Online version only. |
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| Workforce Development for Pacific People Working in Alcohol-Related Areas
Catalogue No:
(1999)
The review was to address the following questions - what are the education and training needs of Pacific people in this area; how are the current mainstream programmes meeting those needs; what are the needs of the sector, and how will those needs change in the next few years.The findings were then to be distilled and analysed in order to develop substantiated recommendations that will inform strategies to develop education and training programmes that - better meet the learning needs and preferences of Pacific participants; better equip those participants to serve the needs of their Pacific communities on graduation; more broadly, fill the skills gap and develop increased capability within the Pacific alcohol and drug workforce. ALAC Occasional Paper No. 7. |
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| Practitioner Competencies for Pacific Peoples
Catalogue No:
AL601
(1998)
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