 The investigators hypothesize that the NextGenU.org model of online training with mentor and peer activities is an effective way to train clinicians to deliver the ASSIST-linked brief intervention. The investigators hypothesize that eligible participants receiving the brief intervention will decrease their alcohol consumption and experienced improved health and social outcomes more than those receiving only screening results and written information p0.05. The investigators hypothesize the level of decrease in alcohol consumption will be similar to that of trials conducted in high-income countries HIC. 