It is important tohave a clearplan of how youwill get home ata party49% of men aged18 years and overin Australia hadexperiencedviolence at a partyA standard drinkrefers to 10 grams or12.5ml of purealcohol, on average,this is how much thehuman can processin an hourIf the person isunconscious, don’tleave them ontheir back – theycould choke, rollthem into therecovery positionAge, weight,gender, mood andtiredness candetermine howyour bodyprocesses alcoholThe number of 12-17 year old’schoosing not todrink alcoholincreased from64% in 2010 to82% in 2016Alcohol can affectproblem solvingskills, judgment,concentration andcoordinationAlcohol is adepressant thatcan slow downthe messagesto and from thebrain and bodyIn 2015, 5785Australians diedfrom alcohol-attributabledisease or injuriesEach year inAustralia,144,000 peopleare hospitaliseddue to alcoholDrugschange howyour bodyand brainfunctionMarijuana,Ecstasy,Cocaine, LSDandAmphetaminesare illegal drugsOne alcoholicbeveragedoesn’t alwaysequal onestandard drinkNon-alcoholicbeverages orfood cannotreduce yourBACIt is illegal todrive with aBAC higherthan 0.05Population groupsthat are most likelyto engage in riskydrinking include:male workers, youngworkers aged 14-29and tradespersonsThere is noquality controlfor drugs: youdon’t knowwhere theywere madeCall ‘000’ ifthere is anemergencyA 375ml can ofmid-strengthbeer (3.5%alcohol) = onestandard drinkAlcohol can makeyou feel confidentand fearless,which can lead toimpaired decisionmakingLook outfor yourfriendsNever accept adrink from astranger andwatch your drinkto be sure no-oneadds anything to it100ml redwine (13.5%alcohol) = 1standarddrinkIf you have dialled‘000’ for emergencyservices, stay withthe person until theambulance arrivesMyth:Coffee willhelp you tosober upMixing drugscan be evenmoredangerousEven if you sleep fora few hours after alate party you maystill have alcohol ordrugs in your systemthat make it too riskyto driveAge, weight,gender, mood andtiredness candetermine howyour bodyprocesses alcoholAs a female, whilst outin many hotels, pubs,clubs or restaurantsand you feel unsafe,you are encouraged to‘Ask for Angela’ and astaff member can escortyou out or organise asafe way homeIt is important tohave a clearplan of how youwill get home ata party49% of men aged18 years and overin Australia hadexperiencedviolence at a partyA standard drinkrefers to 10 grams or12.5ml of purealcohol, on average,this is how much thehuman can processin an hourIf the person isunconscious, don’tleave them ontheir back – theycould choke, rollthem into therecovery positionAge, weight,gender, mood andtiredness candetermine howyour bodyprocesses alcoholThe number of 12-17 year old’schoosing not todrink alcoholincreased from64% in 2010 to82% in 2016Alcohol can affectproblem solvingskills, judgment,concentration andcoordinationAlcohol is adepressant thatcan slow downthe messagesto and from thebrain and bodyIn 2015, 5785Australians diedfrom alcohol-attributabledisease or injuriesEach year inAustralia,144,000 peopleare hospitaliseddue to alcoholDrugschange howyour bodyand brainfunctionMarijuana,Ecstasy,Cocaine, LSDandAmphetaminesare illegal drugsOne alcoholicbeveragedoesn’t alwaysequal onestandard drinkNon-alcoholicbeverages orfood cannotreduce yourBACIt is illegal todrive with aBAC higherthan 0.05Population groupsthat are most likelyto engage in riskydrinking include:male workers, youngworkers aged 14-29and tradespersonsThere is noquality controlfor drugs: youdon’t knowwhere theywere madeCall ‘000’ ifthere is anemergencyA 375ml can ofmid-strengthbeer (3.5%alcohol) = onestandard drinkAlcohol can makeyou feel confidentand fearless,which can lead toimpaired decisionmakingLook outfor yourfriendsNever accept adrink from astranger andwatch your drinkto be sure no-oneadds anything to it100ml redwine (13.5%alcohol) = 1standarddrinkIf you have dialled‘000’ for emergencyservices, stay withthe person until theambulance arrivesMyth:Coffee willhelp you tosober upMixing drugscan be evenmoredangerousEven if you sleep fora few hours after alate party you maystill have alcohol ordrugs in your systemthat make it too riskyto driveAge, weight,gender, mood andtiredness candetermine howyour bodyprocesses alcoholAs a female, whilst outin many hotels, pubs,clubs or restaurantsand you feel unsafe,you are encouraged to‘Ask for Angela’ and astaff member can escortyou out or organise asafe way home

Madeline and Ashlyn's Safe Partying and Harm Minimisation Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. It is important to have a clear plan of how you will get home at a party
  2. 49% of men aged 18 years and over in Australia had experienced violence at a party
  3. A standard drink refers to 10 grams or 12.5ml of pure alcohol, on average, this is how much the human can process in an hour
  4. If the person is unconscious, don’t leave them on their back – they could choke, roll them into the recovery position
  5. Age, weight, gender, mood and tiredness can determine how your body processes alcohol
  6. The number of 12-17 year old’s choosing not to drink alcohol increased from 64% in 2010 to 82% in 2016
  7. Alcohol can affect problem solving skills, judgment, concentration and coordination
  8. Alcohol is a depressant that can slow down the messages to and from the brain and body
  9. In 2015, 5785 Australians died from alcohol-attributable disease or injuries
  10. Each year in Australia, 144,000 people are hospitalised due to alcohol
  11. Drugs change how your body and brain function
  12. Marijuana, Ecstasy, Cocaine, LSD and Amphetamines are illegal drugs
  13. One alcoholic beverage doesn’t always equal one standard drink
  14. Non-alcoholic beverages or food cannot reduce your BAC
  15. It is illegal to drive with a BAC higher than 0.05
  16. Population groups that are most likely to engage in risky drinking include: male workers, young workers aged 14-29 and tradespersons
  17. There is no quality control for drugs: you don’t know where they were made
  18. Call ‘000’ if there is an emergency
  19. A 375ml can of mid-strength beer (3.5% alcohol) = one standard drink
  20. Alcohol can make you feel confident and fearless, which can lead to impaired decision making
  21. Look out for your friends
  22. Never accept a drink from a stranger and watch your drink to be sure no-one adds anything to it
  23. 100ml red wine (13.5% alcohol) = 1 standard drink
  24. If you have dialled ‘000’ for emergency services, stay with the person until the ambulance arrives
  25. Myth: Coffee will help you to sober up
  26. Mixing drugs can be even more dangerous
  27. Even if you sleep for a few hours after a late party you may still have alcohol or drugs in your system that make it too risky to drive
  28. Age, weight, gender, mood and tiredness can determine how your body processes alcohol
  29. As a female, whilst out in many hotels, pubs, clubs or restaurants and you feel unsafe, you are encouraged to ‘Ask for Angela’ and a staff member can escort you out or organise a safe way home