NADA and the NSW Ministry of Health would like to thank all applicants of the NGO Service Development Grant Program. NADA received a range of applications in Round 2 for important infrastructure projects and the Selection Committee again noted the high calibre of applications across all three categories. All applications
The UTS Social Impact Grants – Community-engaged research and practice support researchers and practitioners within our community to maximise their contribution to positive social change through projects aligned with strategic areas of impact. Fourteen grants of up to $5,000 are offered annually (with select UTS faculties offering an additional $5000
This grant opportunity supports innovative approaches to trialling new initiatives, or expanding existing health promotion activities that focus on improving health literacy, reducing risk, and improving health outcomes within priority population groups. Closing date: 2pm, 16 February 2024. Learn more.
The National Justice Reinvestment Program aims to reduce contact with the criminal justice system and incarceration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults and young people through support for place-based and community-led justice reinvestment initiatives across Australia. Learn more. Closing date: 10 September 2024
NADA and the NSW Ministry of Health would like to thank all applicants of the NGO Research and Evaluation Capacity Building Grants. All applications demonstrated a keen desire to improve the capacity for research and evaluation in the NGO AOD sector. The Selection Committee made special note of the high
Applications have closed and all places allocated. NADA have partnered with the Centre for Community Welfare Training (CCWT) to deliver the nationally recognised Diploma of Leadership and Management (BSB50420) to NADA members in team leader and manager roles. CCWT training is delivered by experienced community sector trainers with course material
NADA supports bold and innovative reform to improve the health and wellbeing of people who use, or have used, drugs across the NSW community. We want to see individual and community outcomes at the centre of the reform agenda, and decisive action to address the current barriers to equitable health
NDARC, Odyssey House NSW and NADA are conducting a research project on preferences for AOD treatment services among CALD communities. The project findings will support services to provide treatment options that meet the needs and preferences of CALD people. Is your service based in Western or Southwestern Sydney? We are
Applications are now open! The Network of Alcohol and Other Drugs Agencies (NADA) invites current financial members of NADA and/or non-government organisations that receive government funding (NSW or Commonwealth) to provide alcohol and other drugs (AOD) prevention, harm reduction and/or treatment services in NSW to apply for funding under the
Are you new to the AOD sector and/or haven’t had the opportunity to complete specific recognised training to support your role? NADA is pleased to announce that funded places are available in the Alcohol and Other Drugs Skill Set (CHCSS00093). Download course information [PDF] This skill set is considered foundational
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