The Canadian Alcohol Use Disorder Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving lives by advancing understanding, treatment, and compassionate care for alcohol use disorder. Their mission is to bring hope by promoting research, education, and policy change that reduces stigma and suffering.
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In 2025, Nanaimo Foundation is proud to partner with the Canadian Alcohol Use Disorder Society (CAUDS) to launch ReThinking Drinking, a community campaign focused on raising awareness about Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD).
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AUD Facts
- Alcohol-related harms cost Canadians $19.7 billion each year, or about $518 per person.
- BC has one of the highest per-person alcohol consumption rates in Canada.
- Alcohol use is linked to increased risk of several chronic diseases, including cancer.
- Reducing alcohol intake—even slightly—can lead to better health outcomes.
- Offering non-alcoholic options helps create more inclusive social spaces.
- Open conversations and small shifts can have a big impact on individuals and communities.
Visit CAUDS.org to learn more.