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Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Peak Organisations

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This closed non-competitive grant opportunity, issued by the Commonwealth of Australia Department of Health, Disability and Ageing, provides funding to Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Peak Organisations. The primary goal is to strengthen sector leadership, capacity building, and advocacy while enhancing national data capabilities. Key objectives include improving the alignment and consistency of data collection and reporting in accordance with the National Drug Strategy, supporting evidence-based decision-making, and leveraging digital infrastructure to facilitate connected care. The initiative also focuses on workforce development, specifically emphasizing cultural safety and the integration of a lived experience peer workforce. Additionally, the funding aims to improve cross-system partnerships, governance, and the dissemination of research to monitor emerging trends. As this is a forecast opportunity, the details provided are subject to change upon the official publication of the grant.

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Australian government grant funding AOD Peak Organisations for leadership, data, and workforce development.

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813212 - Voluntary Health Organizations

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AgencyCommonwealth of Australia → Department of Health, Disability and Ageing
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This closed non-competitive grant opportunity will provide funding to Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Peak Organisations to strengthen sector leadership, capacity building and advocacy, while also enhancing national data capability through improved data collection, analysis, evaluation and reporting. The objectives of the grant opportunity are to: improve national alignment and consistency in AOD data collection, reporting, and performance monitoring in line with the National Drug Strategy and relevant national frameworks, strengthen organisational and workforce capability across the sector, support evidence-based decision-making by increasing access, reliability, and usefulness of data for service providers, policymakers, and stakeholders, support workforce development and training, including cultural safety and embedding a lived experience (peer) workforce, support program data collection and management enable services to leverage digital infrastructure to support connected care, commission and disseminate research and data to inform policy and monitor emerging trends and issues, and improve cross-system partnerships and governance, including representation from people with lived experience. This Forecast Opportunity provides information relating to a possible upcoming grant opportunity, likely to be available during the below Estimated Period of Release. Any details relating to this Forecast Opportunity may change with the published Grant Opportunity.

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