NADA Conference 2018 is coming soon! Your day will be filled with keynotes, panel discussions, exciting presentations and workshops. Start planning your days: download the final program. Conference streams include: withdrawal management, integrated approaches to treatment, client outcomes and more.Learn from our keynotes, including: the impact of decriminalisation on integrated
We are pleased to announce that the next round of the NADA ‘Workforce development training grants’ program is now open for applications. Current financial members of NADA are invited to apply for funds to support training attendance during the July—December 2018 period. Grants accessible Individual training grants up to $450
NSW Ministry of Health: NGO Contracting Working Group NADA has been working with the NSW Ministry of Health’s Alcohol and other Drugs (AOD) Branch on the new NGO contract and performance management process. As members are aware, the Ministry will be moving to a new contract system for the management
Language is powerful-especially when discussing alcohol and other drugs (AOD) and the people who use them. Language matters, a new resource developed by NADA and NUAA, encourages workers to move away from outdated terms like ‘drug user’ and ‘addict’ which stigmatise people who use drugs. Larry Pierce, CEO of NADA,
Draft program Start planning your day with the draft program for the NADA Conference 2018. This conference will be filled with keynotes, panel discussions, exciting presentations and workshops. Registrations close 25 May. Pre-conference workshops NADA invites members and delegates of the NADA Conference 2018 to attend these free one-day workshops.
By Stephanie Dalzell ABC News: Updated 21 Aug 2017 Under-pressure rehabilitation facilities have accused the New South Wales Government of neglecting drug abuse and addiction in Sydney’s western suburbs. Wayback Rehabilitation Centre in Harris Park has been treating people with addictions for more than two decades. Read the full story.
In response to requests from members, NADA has developed a policy to provide guidance and support in responding to the possession of substances on premises. NADA appreciates that this is a challenging area of practice for organisations and the contents of this policy will vary depending on your service setting,
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