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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.
The Digital Library
The WA AOD Sector Quality Framework supports services working in the nonprofit alcohol and drug sector in their work on quality improvement. The digital library offers services a way to share resources, including policies and procedures, assessment tools, and guidelines.
About the Digital Library
The Quality Framework Digital Library contains resources that may help alcohol and other drug agencies to meet the five performance expectations of the WA AOD Sector Quality Framework. Development of the library was funded by the Australian Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health (OATSIH) and established by the WA Network of Alcohol and other Drug Agencies.
Who May Access The Library?
Agencies that have participated in WANADA's Quality Framework Implementation Project may access the digital library, with each agency deciding which individual staff members will benefit from using the library. Use of the library is restricted due to the confidential nature of some of the material and agency staff are expected to maintain this confidentiality and use the materials responsibly. For this reason, each agency is provided with a username and password.
Can I Add Documents to the Digital Library?
Services are encouraged to share their resources through the digital library to benefit all agencies, including Aboriginal, regional, rural and remote agencies. If your service would like to be involved, you can submit documents to WANADA. All documents must be accompanied by a Quality Framework Digital Library Criteria and Permission Form and should be posted to WANADA, City West Lotteries House, 2 Delhi St, West Perth WA 6005 or faxed to (08) 9486 7988.






