New resource: Program evaluation toolkit
Program evaluation toolkit This toolkit contains everything you need to plan and conduct a program or service evaluation in the AOD sector, including self-paced eLearning
Policy and advocacy: We are focused on addressing critical AOD sector funding and contracting, workforce, service access, and reducing drug stigma.
Learn online: Enhance your core AOD knowledge and skills, engage families and significant others, and be guided on gender and sexuality indicators.
Advocate: When is it time to change? We explore change management, examine psychedelic-assisted therapy, and hear how sector workers navigate change.
The Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA) is the peak body for non-government alcohol and other drugs (AOD) services in NSW. We represent 93 organisational members operating in over 150 locations across NSW. Our members bring AOD expertise, use community connections to support whole-of-person wellbeing, and adapt to changing needs. They provide a broad range of AOD services, including health promotion, harm reduction, early intervention, and treatment—counselling, case management, day programs, residential and continuing care. Together, we improve the health and wellbeing of the NSW community. Learn more.
Program evaluation toolkit This toolkit contains everything you need to plan and conduct a program or service evaluation in the AOD sector, including self-paced eLearning
NADAbase CMS provider selection checklist The new CMS provider selection checklist [PDF] is now available on the NADAbase website under guides and factsheets. The checklist
Just Futures: Courage. Care. Collective action. Save the date: 28–29 April, Sydney Abstracts are open Conference theme Abstracts are open Abstracts are open NADA invites
Register now for the 2026 NADA Annual General Meeting. The AGM will be held on Wednesday, 18 November, from 12 to 4 pm. It will
Just Futures: Courage. Care. Collective action.Join us at the NADA Conference 2027, to be held on 28–29 April in Sydney. Come together with the alcohol and other drug sector, people with lived and l...
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Save the date for the 2026 NADA Annual General Meeting. It is a hybrid event, and the formal notice and further details of the AGM will be circulated soon. Who should attend?This event is exclusively...
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Multicultural AOD network This network plays a vital role in enhancing equity, building capacity, and strengthening trust in AOD services
Profile The NADA data and research advisory group informs, provides feedback on, guides and critically evaluates the implementation of the
ProfileThe NADA Nurse’s Network was established in acknowledgment of the growing nursing workforce within the non-government AOD sector. The group
About the community of practice There is a lot of research that supports the value of people working from a