Events
The Relational Effect: Relationality as the strongest predictor of treatment outcomes
110 church street, Richmond
Intensive Behaviour Change Program – Glen Waverley
Mount Street Neighbourhood House 6 Mount Street, Glen Waverly
SMART Recovery for Adults (Bentleigh – women’s group)
Windana - Bentleigh South Road, Bentleigh
AOD Peer Support Group Meeting in Hawthorn – Face to Face
Hawthorn Community House 32 Henry Street, Hawthorn
SMART Recovery for Young People (Moorabbin Youth Hub)
Windana - Moorabbin Youth Hub Station Street, Moorabbin
Week of Events
Peer Support Group (St Kilda)
Mondays in St Kilda - 1:00pm - 2:30pm A safe environment to gain insight and strength from shared experiences. Windana's Peer Support groups are open to anyone aged 18+ who has experienced alcohol and other drug challenges. These are ongoing, open groups - you can come as often as you need. The group is free.
AOD Youth Community of Practice – 31 March 2026
Clinicians are invited to attend the AOD Youth Community of Practice being held at Each Boronia on Tuesday 31 March 2026 (9:30am–3:30pm). This event will bring clinicians together to connect, share practice insights, and strengthen responses to young people experiencing alcohol and other drug challenges. The day will include presentations and discussion on risk assessment, safety planning, and
The Relational Effect: Relationality as the strongest predictor of treatment outcomes
Connections are essential in healthcare, and in AOD and Mental Health services they are central to both client outcomes and workforce wellbeing. In the context of integrated care, the most important connection we can form is the therapeutic relationship - with individuals, the team and the health service itself. Together, we'll explore what relational practice
SHARC Peer Facilitator Training
Hello from the Team here at Peer Projects! We are thrilled to announce that registrations for our next Peer Facilitator Training are now open. This 1-day training is specifically designed to upskill peer workers to develop and facilitate groups from a lived experience perspective within formalised settings. Specific training in group facilitation can be incredibly
Drug Drive Behaviour Change Program – Essendon
On Track Training is pleased to offer the Drug Drive Behaviour Change Program commencing Tuesday 24th March 2026 in Essendon - Bookings are now open Program Details: Duration: 2 Sessions (3.5 hours each day) Time: 10am – 1:30pm Location: St Theresa’s PACE – 48C Lincoln Road, Essendon, 3040 Please contact our office or follow the link for further
Intensive Behaviour Change Program – Glen Waverley
On Track Training is pleased to offer the Intensive Behaviour Change Program in Glen Waverley which is due to commence Wednesday 18th March 2026 – Bookings are now open Program Details: Duration: 3 sessions (3.5 hours each day) Location: Mount Street Neighbourhood House, 6 Mount Street, Glen Waverley, 3150 Please contact our office or follow the link
SMART Recovery for Adults (Bentleigh – women’s group)
A fresh approach for addiction recovery SMART Recovery Adult is a group for people aged 18+ who wish to change addictive and other unhealthy behaviours relating to drugs, alcohol and more. Using the powerful SMART Method, you’ll join a supportive group where you can focus on the present and set goals for the future. This
AOD Peer Support Group Meeting in Hawthorn – Face to Face
Every Wednesday 1pm – 2:30pm except public holidays Hawthorn Community House, 32 Henry Street Hawthorn VIC 3122 Facilitated by Lucy Schrader and Simon Coleman All welcome, no referral required. For more info – simon.coleman@accesshc.org.au
SMART Recovery for Young People (Moorabbin Youth Hub)
New time: Thursdays 10:30am to 12:00pm! A fresh approach for addiction recovery SMART Recovery Youth groups help young people aged 11 to 25 break free from addictive or other unhealthy behaviours related to drugs, alcohol and more. Using the powerful SMART Method, you’ll work with peers who have been in your shoes before to focus
Smart Recovery for Adults (Cranbourne)
A fresh approach for addiction recovery SMART Recovery Adult is a group for people aged 18+ who wish to change addictive and other unhealthy behaviours relating to drugs, alcohol and more. Using the powerful SMART Method, you’ll join a peer-led group where you can focus on the present and set goals for the future. This
AOD Recovery-Based Support Group
A peer-led recovery-based AOD support group run by the WEAVE team at Each and the Salvation Army Corps Casey-Cardinia. Groups include psychoeducational material around relapse prevention and other skills needed in recovery such as anger management, anxiety, assertiveness, conflict resolution and boundary setting. Group is open to community members in the Cardinia Shire and is
Peer Support Group (Frankston)
Fridays in Frankston - 2:00pm - 3:30pm A safe environment to gain insight and strength from shared experiences. Windana's Peer Support groups are open to anyone aged 18+ who has experienced alcohol and other drug challenges. These are ongoing, open groups - you can come as often as you need. The group is free. You