Further information  

<BR>ALAC has produced four leaflets on alcohol and older people:<UL><LI><UNDEFINED><A href="http://www.alac.org.nz/FileLinks/815_older_people.84f5ac41.pdf" target=_blank>Alcohol and older people: a guide for older people</A></UNDEFINED>&nbsp;(PDF 3Mb)<LI><A href="http://www.alac.org.nz/FileLinks/815_older_people_Family,%20Relatives%20and%20Family.ef4d046a.pdf" target=_blank>Alcohol and older people: a guide for family, relatives and friends</A>&nbsp;(PDF 2.4Mb)<LI><A href="http://www.alac.org.nz/FileLinks/815_older_people_Health_profs.42cd7cc2.pdf" target=_blank>Alcohol and older people: a guide for alcohol and drug services</A>&nbsp;(PDF 2.3Mb)<LI><A href="http://www.alac.org.nz/FileLinks/815_olderDrugServices.a783bd08.pdf" target=_blank>Alcohol and older people: a guide for health, social services and voluntary group workers</A>&nbsp;(PDF 2.3Mb)</LI></UL>&nbsp;We also have&nbsp;self-help booklets entitled <STRONG>Concerned? Time for a Change</STRONG> and <STRONG>The User Guide: Time

ALAC has produced four leaflets on alcohol and older people:

• Alcohol and older people: a guide for older people (PDF 3Mb)
• Alcohol and older people: a guide for family, relatives and friends (PDF 2.4Mb)
• Alcohol and older people: a guide for alcohol and drug services (PDF 2.3Mb)
• Alcohol and older people: a guide for health, social services and voluntary group workers (PDF 2.3Mb)

 We also have self-help booklets entitled Concerned? Time for a Change and The User Guide: Time for a Change.  You can get copies of these from your doctor, alcohol and drug service, or directly from ALAC.

For more information on alcohol and drinking, contact us. Or call The Alcohol Help Line on 0800 787 797.