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Navigating a crisis: Conversations of change

The Victorian Alcohol and Drug Association (VAADA) is currently interviewing a broad range of people within the AOD sector in Victoria, interstate and also across other related community sectors, regarding their responses to the current crisis. The aim of this is two-fold—to create a greater sense of connection and support within and across the AOD (and other) sectors, along with broadening perspectives and sharing practical strategies and supports to ensure effective, safe and compassionate service provision is maintained.

In the below interview, Clinical Director Suzie Hudson describes how NADA has adapted to support its membership to stay well, respond to the changing environment and provide quality care to clients and the community.

To see more interviews, or to view VAADA’s recorded training sessions, click here. 

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