Free drink safety resources

Free, printable drink-safety resources for unis, schools, venues and event teams. Download them, print as many as you like and put them up wherever people will see them.

Everything here is free to print and display. Please don't change the safety information.

Two designs to choose from

  • Each flyer comes in two designs. Pick the one that suits your noticeboard, or use both.
  • Option 1 is A4. Use the print-friendly file on a standard office printer.
  • Option 2 is A5. Print it on A5 paper, or two to a sheet on A4 and trim. For a print shop, send the print-shop file as it is (it has 3 mm bleed and crop marks).
  • You can add your union, school or uni logo. Please don't change the safety information.

For universities

Option 1 A4 flyer · PDF

Night out? Back your mates.

An A4 flyer for unis and student unions: night-out habits, signs something's off, what to do, and help numbers 000, 1800RESPECT and the Police Assistance Line 131 444.

Use the full colour file for a print shop, or the print-friendly one for a standard office printer.

Front of the Verri A4 uni flyer: two friends laughing at a bar, headline "Night out? Back your mates." The flyer covers night-out habits, signs something's off, what to do, and help numbers 000, 1800RESPECT and 131 444.
Option 2 A5 flyer · PDF

Your beverage bouncer is on shift.

An A5 flyer for unis and student unions: night-out tips, signs to watch for, and how Verri test strips and wristbands work, with a student discount code.

Verri kits are for screening purposes only and are not TGA-approved medical devices. A negative result does not guarantee a drink is safe.

Front of the Verri A5 uni flyer, option 2: hands holding a drink and a Verri pouch, headline "Your beverage bouncer is officially on shift."

For schools

Option 1 A4 flyer · PDF

Look out for each other.

An A4 flyer for Years 10–12: a party game plan, signs a mate isn't OK, what to do, and who to call (Kids Helpline, 1800RESPECT, 000 and police). Free to use in class or put on display.

The teacher's note maps to the Australian Curriculum: Health and Physical Education v9, Years 9–10.

Front of the Verri A4 school flyer: headline "Look out for each other." above a group chat where one friend checks on another who feels weird after a soft drink. The flyer covers a party game plan, signs a mate isn't OK, what to do, and who to call.
Flyer
The teacher's note that goes with the school flyer: a 15-minute lesson plan, four discussion prompts with teacher notes, what to do if a student tells you something, Australian Curriculum links and help numbers.
Teacher's note
Option 2 A5 flyer · PDF

Look out for you. Look out for each other.

An A5 flyer for students: how to stay switched on, how to look after your mates, and the signs a drink might have been spiked.

Teaching with it? The teacher's note under Option 1 works with either design.

Front of the Verri A5 school flyer, option 2: young people talking at an outdoor party at dusk, headline "Protect yourself from drink spiking." Sub-line: Look out for you. Look out for each other.

Guides

Plain-English guides you can link to from a newsletter, student portal or venue website.

Need help now?

Free and confidential, whether or not you report anything.

Emergency000
Kids Helpline · 24/7 · ages 5–251800 55 1800
1800RESPECT · 24/71800 737 732
Police Assistance Line131 444

Questions, or want to talk about bulk printing for your campus or venue? Email hello@verri.com.au.

Help numbers checked on the official 000, Kids Helpline, 1800RESPECT and police websites. Last updated 13 October 2026 · The Verri Team.

This page is general information, not medical or legal advice. If you or someone with you feels unwell, call 000.