Publications

MEDIA RELEASE Wednesday 8 August 523 more deaths in Victoria The Victorian Alcohol and Drug Association (VAADA) is gravely concerned regarding the rapid annual increase in fatal overdose since 2010

The Processes of Reform in Victoria’s Alcohol and Other Drug Sector, 2011-2014 Final Report Lynda Berends and Alison Ritter Drug Policy Modelling Program, National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, University

MEDIA RELEASE WEDNESDAY 18 APRIL 2018 Supervised injecting is better than unsupervised injecting The Victorian Alcohol and Drug Association (VAADA) support the development of supervised injecting in North Richmond as

VAADA Vision A Victorian community in which the harms associated with drug use are reduced and general health and well being is promoted. VAADA Objectives To provide leadership, representation, advocacy

VAADA Vision A Victorian community in which the harms associated with drug use are reduced and general health and well being is promoted. VAADA Objectives To provide leadership, representation, advocacy

Investment increase recognises vital role of Victorian AOD sector April – May 2018 In this issue 2 Sector update 3 Mandatory treatment for severely AOD affected young people 4 Financial

Looking back to look forward Another year has passed, and who would have thought that this year the Victorian AOD sector would have been the recipient of what can only

AOD budget initiatives; making progress September 2017 In this issue 2 Sector update 2 New staff 3 Living in a “governnmentsanctioned drug ghetto” in Melbourne, 2017 4 Sector priorities survey

VICTORIAN ALCOHOL & DRUG ASSOCIATION Challenges & Opportunities Key findings from VAADA’s Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Sector Recommissioning Survey August 2015 VAADA Vision A Victorian community in which the