We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as the traditional owners and continuing custodians of the lands of the ACT and we pay our respects to the Elders, their families and ancestors.
We acknowledge that the effects of the forced removal of Indigenous children from their families as well as past racist policies and actions continues today.
We acknowledge that Indigenous people hold distinctive rights as the original peoples of modern day Australia, including the right to a distinct status and culture, self-determination and land. We celebrate Ngunnawal culture and the invaluable contribution to the community.
This website aims to provide information about, and be a central contact point for the ACT AOD Sector.
The site is maintained by the ACT AOD Sector Project, which is auspiced by the Youth Coalition of the ACT.
The ACT AOD Sector Project, auspiced by the Youth Coalition of the ACT, will transition into ATODA from 1 July.
ATODA will set up its office from scratch from 1 July 2010. Therefore we are expecting delays in establishing communication and to be out of contact (phone, fax and email) with the stakeholders for up to two weeks.
The ACT AOD Services Directory aims to support workers to make referrals to AOD services in the ACT, increase cross and intra-sectoral knowledge and foster collaborations. It also aims to better communicate the diverse range of services and programs in the ACT AOD Sector. Version 5 of the Directory profiles 38 programs.

Read more about the ACT AOD Services Directory
The Third Annual ACT AOD Sector Conference - All Things Being Equal: Exploring the Burdens of Harm will be held Thursday 24 June 2010.

Read more about the Conference Program and Registration
The ACT AOD Sector Project in collaboration with the ACT Drug Action Week Planning Group and the Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Association ACT (ATODA) will be hosting the ACT Launch of Drug Action Week 2010 and ATODA.

The ACT Drug Action Week Planning Group have compiled a calendar of 39 activities and events taking place in the ACT for Drug Action Week 2010.

Read more about the Drug Action Week 2010 Calendar of Activities and Events in the ACT
The ACT AOD Sector has undertaken significant work to create and independent, incorporate sector peak body.
The sector has established the Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Assoication of the ACT which is not for profit and is the peak body representing alcohol, tobacco and other drug services in the ACT; and provides leadership, representation, advocacy and information.
We would like to congratulate the inaugural Committee!
Read more about the Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Association
The bi-monthly ACT Training and Professional Development Calendar compiles training and professional development opportunities available to workers from the AOD and allied sectors.

Read more about the ACT Training and Professional Development Calendar