Collaboration • Knowledge • Leadership
Collaboration • Knowledge • Leadership
Tickets are available now for the AOD and Mental Health Collaborative Service Providers’ Conference, to be co-hosted by the Victorian Alcohol and Drug Association and Mental Health Victoria on Monday 18 July 2022.
The conference is open to anyone working in a funded AOD or mental health service. The theme is Working Better Together: A Shared Vision for AOD and Mental Health.
Presenters and program will be announced in the coming weeks.
This conference will provide the opportunity to attend face-to-face keynote and breakout sessions and exhibitor stalls, network with others, catch up with colleagues, and enjoy a fully catered lunch.
Selected parts of the program will be offered online. Online attendance will consist of a set program that will stream pre-selected keynote speakers and breakouts.
CEOs, managers and frontline AOD and mental health staff within funded organisations and services are encouraged to attend.
Date: 18 July 2022
Location: Catholic Leadership Centre, East Melbourne (and streamed online via Zoom)
Cost: Free
Register now — attend in person
Please contact MHV Policy Advisor Hayley Warren at h.warren@mhvic.org.au with any queries.
VAADA is partnering with MHV and is funded by the Victorian Department of Health to host the conference.
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