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Principles of effective AOD discharge plannning
This document provides a set of regional principles that facilitates effective client-centred discharge planning and information sharing processes in Inner and Outer Eastern Melbourne areas. It is to be used in conjunction with the DHHS AOD Program Guidelines.
Drug and Alcohol report 2003
Wimmera PCP region drug and alcohol report and data 2003
Strengthening the AOD Service System - Summary Report
The purpose of the Strengthening the AOD service system for improved client experiences project is to work with Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) agencies to identify and implement strategies that strengthen the Inner and Outer Eastern Melbourne AOD service system. As a result of extensive sector and client consultation the following four areas were identified as priorities for action: 1. Care and Recovery Coordination (CRC) 2. Workforce 3. Service Awareness and Access 4. Information Sharing and Discharge Planning. Related resource - Case Study
Strengthening the AOD Service System - Case Study
The purpose of the Strengthening the AOD service system for improved client experiences project is to work with Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) agencies to identify and implement strategies that strengthen the Inner and Outer Eastern Melbourne AOD service system. As a result of extensive sector and client consultation the following four areas were identified as priorities for action: 1. Care and Recovery Coordination (CRC) 2. Workforce 3. Service Awareness and Access 4. Information Sharing and Discharge Planning. Related resource - Summary Report
Chin Community Soccer and Volleyball Program - Community Leader Feedback Pre Survey
OEPCP worked with the Migrant Information Centre (Eastern) to run soccer and volleyball programs for youth in the Chin community. The program facilitated access to local health and community services. Through engagement with Chin leaders, the OEPCP identified the need to upgrade the local soccer and volleyball courts being utilised by the community. The upgrade was completed through an initiative between the OEPCP, Maroondah City Council, The Australian Chin Community and Department of Health. This enabled the young Chin people to play sport in a safe and accessible location and continue to foster community connections. Related resources - Case Study
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VicPCP acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Victoria, their diversity, histories and knowledge and their continuing connections to land and community. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and Elders of past, present and future generations[/col][col size=”4″ screen=”md”][/col][/row]