25/05/2026
Ever wondered how to start a conversation about alcohol use without it feeling awkward or overwhelming?
The Alcohol Risk Communication Tool is here to help! Developed by researchers at the National Institute for Health Innovation and The University of Auckland, and funded by Health Promotion, Health New Zealand, this interactive tool makes it easier to talk openly about alcohol wellbeing in a supportive and non-judgemental way.
Using the World Health Organization’s AUDIT screening tool, it helps health professionals and individuals too better understand alcohol-related risks and start positive conversations around health and wellbeing.
Whether you’re a health worker, support person, or simply curious about your own habits, this is a great resource to explore.
Because small conversations can lead to big positive changes.
The Alcohol Risk Communication Tool was designed, developed and tested by researchers at the National Institute for Health Innovation and The University of Auckland, and funded by Health Promotion, Health New Zealand.