https://www.ceh.org.au/multicultural-drug-alcohol-partnership-mdap/ The Multicultural Alcohol and Drug Partnership (MDAP) aims to support young people from the South Sudanese community who are experiencing harm from alcohol and drug use. The program is focused on working with young…
Looking out for the health of people who inject drugs is a complex task for health services in the context of criminalised and stigmatized drug use. Such was the health crisis in North Richmond over…
Health.vic.gov.au | Medically supervised injecting room trial - Review panel summary In June 2018 Minister for Mental Health Martin Foley appointed me to chair a panel to review and provide a report on the trial…
Congratulations to the independent Review Panel led by Professor Margaret Hamilton on the report on the first 18 months of operation of the first Medically Supervised Injecting Room (MSIR) established in Melbourne in North Richmond…
Urban planners Andrea Cooke and Imogen Carr presented on the concept of storytelling as a means of encounter between disparate groups in the community and the experiment of providing a mediated “storytelling as encounter” experience…
The Forum is committed to supporting the community to understand and address alcohol and drug related issues as primarily health issues and to work together to develop evidence-based services and strategies aimed at reducing harms…
Join South Sudan Voice’s Zoom dialogue on Thursday, May 7, from 4-5.30pm to participate in the new Digital Drama Series, Where Are You Now. In response to the lockdown situation, the dialogue theatre project has…
