NCETA - The National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction is an internationally recognised research centre that works as a catalyst for change in the alcohol and other drugs field.
NCETA is a collaborative venture between Flinders University, the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing and the South Australian Department of Health. It is located within the School of Medicine at Flinders University in South Australia.
Latest News from NCETA
Recent Publications - 15 April 2014
Recent publications released by NCETA include: >> Walking a Tightrope. Alcohol and Other Drug Use and Violence: A Guide for Families. Adelaide, SA: Flinders University. >> National Pharmaceutical Drug Misuse Framework for Action (2012-2015) >> Hospitality Training is No Piece of Cake! Hospitality Industry Trainees Wellbeing and Alcohol and Drug Use: First Years’ Experiences and Responses read more read more
Walking a Tightrope - Resource Launch - 4 April 2014
Walking a Tightrope is a comprehensive resource for people who have a family member who uses both alcohol and other drugs (AOD) and violence in their relationships. There will be three events associated with the launch of this resource. The resource will be launched on Monday 14 April 2014 read more read more
Feeling Deadly, Working Deadly: Indigenous AOD Worker Wellbeing Resource Kit - 25 November 2013
The Feeling Deadly, Working Deadly Indigenous AOD Worker Wellbeing Resource Kit has been launched. The Kit is aimed at reducing stress and burnout, and enhancing wellbeing amongst Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander alcohol and other drug (AOD) workers. read more read more
National Alcohol and other Drug Workforce Development Strategy - 17 September 2013
The National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction is requesting submissions from interested parties as part of its consultation process in developing a national alcohol and other drug (AOD) workforce development strategy read more read more