Where: Rydges Sydney Central, Gadigal Land and live streamed online
Time: 9:45 to 3:30pm (registration desk opens at 9:15)
Cost: Free of charge
Join us for our third cross sector forum. This event provides an opportunity for staff across different service sectors to come together in person and online, to hear about best practice and build your skills, to network and enhance relationships to build a more connected system to enhance continuing care of people accessing services.
The forum aims to:
- Improve partnership between NGO AOD and health and human services sectors, including NGO AOD, DCJ child protection, housing, NSW Health, domestic and family violence, criminal justice; that will support staff to work collaboratively to improve outcomes for people accessing services
- Build your knowledge and skills
- Provide a forum for staff/services to network and connect
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DRAFT PROGRAM (this will be regularly updated)
9:15-9:45 |
Registration open & coffee and tea available |
9:45-9:55 |
Welcome to Country Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Lands Council |
9:55-10:00 |
Forum welcome Chris Keyes (Deputy CEO, NADA). |
10:00-10:30
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Overview and introductions Michelle (Clinical Program Manager NADA) & Sarah (Clinical Director, NADA) will facilitate an activity giving participants the opportunity to introduce themselves and their service to enhance referral pathways and cross sector collaboration. |
10:30-11:10
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Working with young people panel discussion Dylan Clay, Programs Lead, Weave Youth & Community Services. WEAVE provides various programs and practical support for children, young people, women and families. More panelists to be advised. |
11:10-11:40 |
Morning tea
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11:40-12:00 |
Presentations |
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1:00-1:45 |
Lunch
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1:45-2:00 |
Networking activity |
2:00-2:35 |
Providing culturally safe practices panel discussion |
2:35-3:15
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Bringing it all together – how we can embed cross sector partnerships Michele Campbell, Manager, Clinical Services, Lives Lived Well, Regional NSW. Michele will bring a regional and rural perspective into how services and sectors can enhance partnerships and referral pathways. Suzie Hudson, Clinical Advisor, Centre for Alcohol and other Drugs, NSW Health. Suzie will discuss her insights into collaborative practice between NSW Health, NGO AOD and other health and community services. More panelists to be advised. Moderator: Sarah Etter |
3:15-3:30
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Reflections/wrap up - ideas for putting into practice learnings from the day Facilitated Michelle and Sarah (NADA) |