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Asking the question: Recommended Gender & Sexuality Indicators

For an organisation or service delivery to be inclusive of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people and communities, it means taking into account a person's lived experience of gender identity, sexual orientation, body diversity and intersex status. This module aims to build the capacity of alcohol and other drugs (AOD) workers and organisations to be LGBTI inclusive, by Read more

To streamline your experience, we’re moving all of the eLearning modules to the NADA website. This will take some time!

The first to be moved is ‘Asking the question: Recommended gender and sexuality indicators’, which you can see to the left.

You can still find the other modules on NADA’s eLearning portal.

Coping with stress and uncertainty during COVID-19
Engaging with families and significant others in the AOD sector
AODTS NMDS elearning course—an interactive guide to the data set
Complex needs capable eLearning course
Magistrates early referral into treatment (MERIT)

Simply click the course you want, and you’ll be prompted to create a new account. Upon registration, we’ll send you a confirmation email. If you can’t find this email in your inbox, please check your spam or junk folder. For support or queries, email tata@nada.org.au.

Upon registration, you will be sent a confirmation email. If you cannot find your this email in your inbox, kindly check your Spam/Junk folder.

For support or queries, email tata@nada.org.au.

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