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Alcohol and Other Drugs Skill Set

The Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) training at the Centacare Institute is designed to equip learners with the practical skills and specialized knowledge required to support individuals, families, and communities impacted by substance use. Integrating the Institute's core focus on lived experience and trauma-informed practice, the course provides a deep understanding of the complexities of addiction within a community services framework.

Participants learn to deliver person-centred interventions, assess client needs, and implement harm-minimisation strategies while working collaboratively within professional networks. By blending evidence-based theory with real-world insights, the program prepares graduates for impactful roles in outreach, residential rehabilitation, and community-based support services, ensuring they can provide empathetic and effective care in often challenging environments.

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About Centacare Institute

Centacare Institute provides evidence-informed, practical education by integrating current research with a unique focus on lived-experience and trauma-responsive training. Backed by a dedicated research team and a history of community-led learning, the Institute ensures that its programs are both empathetic and effective. This approach equips students with the up-to-date skills and real-world insights necessary to drive meaningful change within the community services sector.