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About the community of practice
There is a lot of research that supports the value of people working from a space of using their living/lived experience, and also in involving consumer representatives in all areas across the AOD sector. Benefits include improvements in health and wellbeing outcomes, and access to, and engagement in, services and treatment.
NADA facilitates a regular community of practice to provide a supportive peer based space where people can share their experiences of working as a consumer representative or peer worker in the non-government alcohol and other drugs sector. They can also learn what is happening in the consumer rep and peer worker spaces.
This community of practice is held online, every six weeks. The day and time will change for each meeting to allow more people a chance to attend.
Join the community of practice
Come along to NADA’s Peer Worker Community of Practice. The community of practice is a space for sharing experiences and resources, collaborative learning, and networking.
Who: Peer workers, consumer representatives and people using their living/lived experience in their work role.
Where: Held online via Zoom.
When: Every 6 weeks.
About NADA: The Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA) is the peak organisation for the non-government alcohol and other drugs sector in NSW.
To join the Community of Practice or to learn more, email Jennifer Uzabeaga.
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