There are risk and protective factors that influence mental health, alcohol and drug harms for individuals and communities. Protective factors include strong, well connected communities, quality education, positive parenting, clear pathways from education to work for young people and reasonable levels of employment.

• AFL Barwon - Bullying and Social Media Use http://www.aflbarwon.com.au/policies/
• BATforce - Have developed digital/social media package called digital tattoo http://www.batforce.org.au/sector-information/links
• Groundswell - Mental health support in sporting clubs https://headspace.org.au/
• Kempe Read the Play - Mental health program with pre and post support for sporting clubs https://www.readtheplay.org.au/
• Leisure Networks - Club Education (Good Sports and Tackle your Feelings) 
• Respectful Relationships - School approach to respectful relationships, equity, positive attitdues and behaviours 
• Barwon Regions Health Network - Work to deliver prevention of violence against women (MATE) http://www.womenshealthbsw.org.au/
• Geelong Cats - Provide a number of health and well being programs to young people (Cyber Cats,Just Think, Biocats,Healthy Heros) http://www.geelongcats.com.au/
• Communities that Care - Developed by Deakin University work with local stakeholders to identify local ussies and develop specific interventions https://www.communitiesthatcare.org.au/
• Deakin University - Conduct supply monitoring in local football clubs around Geelong

• What to do if you suspect someone at your club is on drugs.
• Drug and Alcohol services and how they can help.
• Drug related issues - when is police involvement appropriate?
• Developing an illicit drug policy for your club.