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2002 training program for Aboriginal alcohol and drug workers - final reportPage content: Executive summary | Contents | Download document Executive summaryBackgroundA 1997 review highlighted the complex role of Koori Drug and Alcohol Workers and Koori Community Alcohol and Drug Resource Service Workers, and the need for training to enable them to undertake their role. This was particularly important given that most of the workers had come to their positions without structured formal training. The Department of Human Services subsequently awarded a contract in 2001 to Swinburne University of Technology and Ngwala Willumbong Cooperative, to develop and deliver a program of accredited training for these workers. The 2001 training program resulted in the graduation of 20 workers from the target group, and seven from related areas of practice, with Certificate III, IV and Diploma level qualifications in Community Services (Alcohol and Other Drugs). During 2002 the program received the Victorian Community Services and Health Industry Training Board Award for Innovative Service Delivery. Aims and objectives The aim of the program as specified in the tender contract was to increase the level of skills of the workers who work within the Victorian Aboriginal Community on issues relating to the abuse of alcohol and other drugs.
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