Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Peer Lead Courses
AOD Peer Leads use lived experience to mentor staff and oversee harm reduction programmes in addiction and recovery services.
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CHCSS00104
The CHCSS00104 Peer Leadership Skill Set equips individuals with the essential tools to lead within peer support environments. Participants will refine their mentoring and communication techniques, building the confidence necessary to guide others effectively.
This skill set is designed for established peer workers or those aspiring to become peer mentors, coaches, or supervisors.
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An Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Peer Lead provides leadership to peer workers supporting individuals through addiction and recovery. You might work in a rehabilitation centre, outreach service, or harm reduction facility. AOD Peer Leads focus on incorporating lived experience into service delivery while promoting harm minimisation. You will oversee peer-led programmes and mentor staff to ensure support remains empathetic and effective for those navigating substance use challenges.
AOD Peer Leads play a vital role in bridging clinical services and community support. You will need to be resilient and non-judgemental, with the ability to lead teams in complex environments. You will liaise with clinical staff to ensure service users receive holistic care that respects their unique recovery journey.
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