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    Analytics and evidence based leadership for your AOD workforce

    Using evidence to improve and deliver the best possible AOD services is widely acknowledged as good practice. Join us for...Read more

    Working with diversity in AOD settings: resource launch with contributors (AUSLAN interpreted)

    How can AOD services become more inclusive for older people, Aboriginal communities, sexuality diverse people, and culturally and linguistically diverse...Read more

    NGO Community of Practice: Update on COVID 19 issues for NSW Health funded NGOs

    This is a video recording of the NGO Community of Practice webinar held in August 2021. It provides an update...Read more

    AOD 101

    Brush up on your AOD basics with this foundational webinar series on the range of substances used by people in...Read more

    National Reconciliation Week: Supporting the Aboriginal Workforce in the AOD sector

    The theme for 2021 is a call to action for all of us to collaborate, support and walk the walk...Read more

    International Women’s Day 2021

    This panel discussion explores the approaches, resources and experiences of women accessing specialist AOD treatment in NSW from women who...Read more

    Asking the question: inclusive data collection for gender and sexuality diverse clients

    Creating lasting health outcomes means considering the client’s lived experience of gender identity, sexual orientation or intersex status and weaving...Read more

    Dried Blood Spot DBS testing – new ways for hep C testing and treatment

    Hepatitis C screening is part and parcel of the work we do in the non-government AOD sector. How can we...Read more

    Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network model of care

    Members from the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network (ADARRN) share their journey in the development of the ADARRN...Read more

    Better practice: performance management, evaluation, benchmarking

    Enhancing performance management  How do you link theory with practice to ensure the interventions you are delivering are achieving...Read more

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