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Rural Outreach Diversion Workers (RODW)The Rural Outreach Diversion Worker service (RODW) was established in 2002 to provide a service tailored to rural needs in areas across Victoria where offenders do not have access to the CREDIT program. The role of the RODW is to provide a link between the community, police, courts and the drug treatment service system. These workers primarily target young offenders aged below 25 years, however they are also available to older offenders assessed as being appropriate for an outreach program. The target group is offenders who are apprehended for a non-drug related offence and thus not eligible to receive a caution and participate in the Drug Diversion Program, but whose drug use is a clear factor in their criminality. More informationFor information and contact details of all drug treatment services, call the 24 hour telephone service DirectLine on 1800 888 236.Or you can search for an agency in your area on the Better Health Channel. |
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