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The SHAHRP programme is a classroom-based drug education project with a primary focus to minimize alcohol related 'harm' by empowering students to identify and deal with risks and harms associated with alcohol use. In particular, it aims to reduce the level of alcohol related harm in students who already consume alcohol and minimise the harm experienced by students who do not consume alcohol but socialize with others who do. The programme is delivered by teachers. Search |
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