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Did you know?
Apart from being used widely in marriage counselling in the 1970's, MDMA has been trialled more recently in the treatment of post traumatic stress disorder in the US, Europe, Canada, Switzerland and Israel.
October 21, 2011
GRANTS AVAILABLE TO CHANGE THE WAY WE DRINK
The Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (FARE - formerly known as AERF) have announced grants of up to $20 000 for community organisations looking to respond to alcohol related harms at a local level. The Foundation will fund projects such as public education, health promotion / prevention, the development of Community Alcohol Management Plans, as well as projects developed and directed by young people or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The grants close Wednesday 30th of November 2011.
Find out more at the FARE website
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