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Goldfields Aboriginal workers who deal with alcohol and other drug issues as part of their work met for the first time in Kalgoorlie on Thursday 3 and Friday 4 June 2010. Participants appreciated the chance to share information about the services available in the Goldfields and to discuss ways to improve services for local Aboriginal people. For more information, please call WANADA.
Welcome to WANADA
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Western Australian Network of Alcohol and other Drug Agencies
WANADA is the peak body for the alcohol and other drug sector in Western Australia. We offer advocacy and support to our member agencies, including metropolitan, regional, remote and indigenous organisations. The sector is diverse and we work toward its continued development, always considering the consumer's best interest.
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August Drugspeak Out Now
The August 2010 issue of Drugspeak, the partnership newsletter of the Drug and Alcohol Office, WANADA and the wider alcohol and other drug sector, features NAIDOC celebrations, the Alcohol. Think Again campaign, WANADA's Consumer Health Project, a new School Drug Education Road Aware (SDERA) health promotion initiative called CHAT and much more. Download Drugspeak August 2010 or contact us for print copies.
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Employment Opportunities at WANADA
WANADA is currently seeking a full-time Aboriginal Network Project Officer and an Operations Manager at 0.6FTE. Both positions are based in our Perth office. For more information, please visit WANADA Employment.
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Child Care Access Project - New Manuals and Vouchers Available
4 August 2010
The Child Care Access Project has produced a new agency manual and new voucher books. The project assists clients of WANADA member agencies to access child care for the duration of treatment sessions.
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National Comorbidity Guidelines - Train the Trainer Course
4 August 2010
WANADA in collaboration with the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC) are providing a free two day train the trainer course for the National Comorbidity Guidelines. The course will allow alcohol and other drug workers to pass on their knowledge about the National Comorbidity Guidelines to others working in the sector. Training will take place on Monday 25 and Tuesday 26 October.
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