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Aboriginal Connection Program

 

Overview

The Aboriginal Connection Program aims to assist Aboriginal people with alcohol and other drug use issues and complex needs in the inner city and metropolitan areas of Adelaide. The program uses an assessment, case planning and case work approach in transitioning clients through the relevant alcohol and other drug use interventions and treatment stages (including assessment, detoxification, and rehabilitation). The program is based on an outreach model of care and works collaboratively with existing inner city services.

The program is managed by Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia.

Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet abstract

Contacts

Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia
Mobile: 0435 960 984
Ph: (08) 7425 5024
Fax: (08) 7425 5016
Email: HealthDASSAACP@sa.gov.au

Related publications

Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia (2011)

South Australian alcohol and other drug strategy 2011-2016.

Adelaide: Government of South Australia

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Last updated: 22 March 2017
 
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