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SmartRugby is Australian Rugby’s Occupational Health & Safety program which helps to provide a

safe environment for all players at all levels. Incorporating the practices of the SmartRugby into

your training sessions will help to ensure you are coaching your players to be capable and confident in contact.

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13 11 14 Provide 24-hour telephone counselling services with the national accessible number for the cost of local call. This is available through 42 Lifeline Centres across Australia. We offer face-to-face counselling services in many Lifeline Centres. Types of services and counselling service themes vary from one centre to another based on the specific needs of each regional or local area.

1800 55 18 00 Kids Help Line is Australia’s only free, confidential and anonymous, 24-hour telephone and online counselling service specifically for young people aged between five and eighteen.

1300 13 13 40 Drug & Alcohol Services SA offers a range of prevention, treatment, information, education and community-based services for all South Australians.

13 78 48 In Australia, tobacco use causes more ill health and premature death than any other drug. In 1998, an Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) report estimated that active and passive smoking caused over 19,000 Australian lives to be lost – around 82% of all drug caused deaths. It has been estimated that around half of all smokers will die from smoking related diseases.

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