Sector

Sector Watch: July 2022

Indexation to reflect real costs of service delivery The Fair Work Commission introduced a 5.2% increase in the national minimum...Read more

NMDS reporting and questions on sex/gender and sexuality in NADAbase

NADA, on behalf of its members, has advocated for the inclusion of Gender and Sexuality Diverse data fields in alcohol...Read more

Challenges and opportunities for the non government AOD workforce

In June 2022, NADA prepared an issues paper outlining the pressing concerns facing the non government AOD sector workforce. This...Read more

Sector watch: October 2021

Vaccination of NGO healthcare workers The most up-to-date information is the NSW Health website here, along with a frequently asked...Read more

Expressions of interest are open for the CALD audit project expert advisory group

The Increasing capacity of AOD treatment services to support culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) people and their communities project (aka...Read more

Sector watch: September 2021

Vaccination of NGO healthcare workers As you would be aware, the NSW Government has issued a Public Health Order (PHO)...Read more

AOD Awards for the NSW Non Government Sector

Pictured from left to right: Marianne Jauncey (Uniting Medically Supervised Injecting Centre), Robert Stirling (NADA) and Josette Freeman (SMART Recovery...Read more

Have your say: NADA wants to hear from you! Extended to 31 May

Research helps us to deliver the best possible care to people accessing our services for their AOD use. Are you...Read more

Sector watch: April 2021

Business and funding models study update NADA encourages members to attend two important events that will provide the preliminary findings...Read more

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the non-government alcohol and other drug sector: future implications

The Drug Policy Modelling Program (DPMP) at the University of New South Wales has released a report on ‘The impact...Read more

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