AOD treatment services have reported an increase in the number of clients seeking treatment for methamphetamine use. NCETA is conducting a training needs analysis to identify the impact this is having on services and identify workforce development initiatives to support organisations to respond to the needs of such clients.
NCETA is working with the AOD peak bodies and other stakeholders to develop training workshops to help frontline workers respond to client's who may use or experience family and domestic violence.
Dr Anne-Marie Laslett has received a prestigious NHMRC Early Career Fellowship to further her research on the “Harm to children from others' drinking”.
NCETA, in collaboration with Odyssey House Victoria and the South Australian Network of Drug and Alcohol Services (SANDAS), is developing a series of resources aimed at enhancing AOD workers’ skills and knowledge about gambling and how to address it with clients who present for AOD treatment.
