NADA delivers professional development opportunities for people who work in the NSW non-government AOD sector, and increasingly, people working alongside them. In doing so, people accessing AOD services receive high quality care from competent and collaborative workers.
NADA members can attend training free of charge unless otherwise specified. Regional and rural members may be eligible for travel and accommodation support. For more information, check the specific event details.
Would you like to learn how to better support women experiencing DFV in your AOD work? If you're a member of the NADA Women's AOD Network, you're invited to this training session.This session is not ...
Please join Professor Nick Lintzeris, Lead Author of the NSW Health Guideline for Long-acting injectable buprenorphine (LAIB) for opioid dependence treatment, Kevin Street from the NADA Consumer Advis...
Would you like to learn more about substances commonly used by young people and effective ways to support them with their AOD use? If so, and you're a member of the NADA Youth AOD Network, you're inv...
NADA has teamed up with the Penington Institute in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) on August 31. We are excited to host COPE (Community Overdose Prevention Education), deliv...
This FREE full-day training will equip frontline workers and team leaders with the skills and knowledge necessary to provide holistic, clinically safe care and support and to improve women’s exper...