A key issue for those working in the AOD treatment sector are the difficulties that clients have in accessing treatment, staying engaged with treatment, and maintaining their positive outcomes in the post-treatment period....Read more
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Registrations are now open for the NADA Conference 2021
Register now for the NADA Conference 2021: Enhancing connections to be held on 22–23 April at the International Convention Centre,...Read more
Sector watch: November 2020
Working towards improved performance measurement and reporting for members Supporting members to advocate for improved, consistent and reduced performance measures...Read more
Announcing the new date for the NADA Conference 2021
Did you submit an abstract for the NADA Conference 2020? You will receive an email from us soon. NADA would...Read more
Federal Budget 2020-21: Australian Alcohol and other Drugs Council member briefing
The Australian Alcohol and other Drugs Council (AADC) has summarised measures from the Federal Budget 2020-21 relevant to the AOD...Read more
Submission: Development of the National Preventive Health Strategy: Consultation paper
In September 2020, NADA provided a submission on the consultation paper to inform the development of the National Preventive Health...Read more
Calling for expressions of interest: Board casual vacancy
In line with section 5.4 of the NADA Constitution, the NADA board is looking to fill the casual vacancy and...Read more
Sector watch: September 2020
NSW Ministry of Health Business and Funding Model study Members will have recently received communication from the NSW Ministry of...Read more
NADA training grants now open
Last NADA training grants for 2020—get in quick! Ends 16 September 2020 Our final round of training grants for 2020...Read more
Submission: Standing committee on social policy and legal affairs inquiry into family, domestic and sexual violence
NADA acknowledges the gendered nature of family, domestic and sexual violence (FDSV) and while we would posit that there is...Read more
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