It is the major source for information about FReeZA and its activities. There is an on-line gig guide which gives up to the minute details of what's happening and where. An electronic magazine called Freezine provides a medium for feedback from and exchange with the FReeZA audience. Competitions are run via the web site which encourage creativity and design and computer skills. The National Centre for Research into the Prevention of Drug Abuse, Curtin University Of Technology in Western Australia has developed a National Database on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Alcohol and Other Drug Projects.
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The Ted Noffs Foundation operates direct services to young people and their families. YSAS has eight outreach teams located across metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria, to identify, engage and provide service to any young person with significant substance abuse issues. YSASline, a statewide telephone service, provides 24-hour access to information, telephone, counselling, and referral to YSAS outreach teams. Its aim is to promote the philosophy and practice of harm reduction in Victoria and Australia, regionally and globally, through research, training, program development and advocacy. The web site contains a useful list of contact details for organisations in the field, e.g. the Oceania Harm Reduction Coalition .