Informing the Australian community about inhalant abuse

The National Inhalants Information Service (NIIS) is the first central online service in Australia that provides information about inhalant misuse.

The service is designed to provide information, research assistance and support for the Australian community, parents & teachers, alcohol and other drug (AOD) workers and other professionals assisting users of inhalants.

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“Inhalants use is an issue in both Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities in Australia and occurs throughout a range of urban, regional and remote communities”
National Inhalant Abuse Taskforce (2006) National directions on inhalant abuse, final report. Melbourne: Victorian Government Department of Human Services


The National Inhalants Information Service project is managed by the Alcohol and other Drugs Council of Australia.

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