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They involve the collaboration between indigenous and non-indigenous groups in order to improve outcomes 

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They involve the collaboration between indigenous and non-indigenous groups in order to improve outcomes 

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They cater to cultural and social aspects of indigenous communities, they have a strong backing, they encourage non-indigenous australia to participate in reconcilliation

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They cater to cultural and social aspects of indigenous communities, they have a strong backing, they encourage non-indigenous australia to participate in reconcilliation

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Involves collaborations with Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians, all while partnering with -

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Provides treatment and empowerment for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous women

Funded by the Commonwealth

The Women's Advisory Group, which plans workshops for The Glen for Women, is made up of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous women

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Inclusive of other support services, and in touch with other Indigenous health services

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Collection of Indigenous and non-Indigenous members on the board

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It builds the capacity of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to be strong in themselves, leaders for their community, and encourages ongoing brother and sister care at a grassroots level. These benefits have the potential for a positive impact across generations.

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The first culturally-specific drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre for women in Australia

Treatment is client-focused

Empowers women to take back control of their lives and return to their communities as functioning members after experiencing substance abuse

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Aboriginal drug and alcohol residential rehabilitation network 

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Aboriginal drug and alcohol residential rehabilitation network 

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This organisation works with the Glen, Maayu Mali, Forwaard Aboriginal community cooperation and more to work in collaboration

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- Gives an opportunity for a second chance to women who have lost all control of their lives due to addiction
- Allows these women to become functioning members of the community once again
- Allows women to empower themselves and feel fulfilled
- It is culturally accepting and offers holistic care

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demonstrate partnerships:
group counselling, purposeful life skills, sports, cooking, personal training, parenting programs, AA & NA Meetings, community work and education.

Grief and trauma counselling

Financial counselling

Relationship counselling

Gambling counselling

Psychology support

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This is a drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre for Indigenous women who require support overcoming substance abuse. It is culturally appropriate as the counselling sessions are run by Indigenous women themselves which creates a welcoming and open environment. They are not judged or stereotyped.

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The Glen for Women provides First Nation's women with skills such as cooking and parenting programs. Additionally they provide services such as counselling. Such services are needed to address health gaps between Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Australians and to heal intergenerational trauma.

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Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network (ADARRN)

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Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network (ADARRN)

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- helps research
- provides resources to other groups
- support Indigenous communities and families
- good point of contact for indiviudals within the healthcare system

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Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network (ADARRN). 

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Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network (ADARRN). 

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples are the First Nations People of Australian, meaning they are original inhabitants of the land now referred to as Australia. This organisation uses 9 shared concepts to employ a unique blend of approaches to inform care that is culturally-informed, appropriate and allows for the healing of Indigenous Peoples.

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A disproportionate amount of Indigenous women are imprisoned and 80% of offences is linked to addiction/substance abuse.
however there are currently no addiction programs in place for indigenous women. The Glen for women would provide culturally appropriate care and therapy for these women.

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the program at The Glen for Women is a holistic and abstinence-based program that is focused on the individual seeking help as a whole and not just focusing on treating their addiction. Furthermore, the program is based on Indigenous values and spirituality.

the Glen for Women is available for both Idigenous and non-Indigenous women. The Women's Advisory Group is made up of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous women.

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client-focused & holistic treatment - they do not treat just the addiction, instead they treat the individual as a whole (emotionally, spiritually, physically) and look at aspects of the patients life to see what factors may cause addictive behaviours.

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this program is available for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous male and female individuals. The program empowers women and men to take back control of their lives and return to their communities. the Glen use incorporates many aspects of Indigenous Culture into their programs creating a holistic and culturally appropriate approach to treatment.

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ADARRN is an network made up of representatives of Aboriginal residential rehabilitation services across Australia with the aim to:

Provide a forum for Aboriginal residential rehabilitation services to share information, knowledge and cultural practice.

Provide support to managers, CEOs and staff of Aboriginal residential rehabilitation services.

Share resources, exchange information and develop best-practice approaches to meet the needs of Aboriginal clients.

Provide a forum for consultation where stakeholders, policy makers, and funding bodies can access the collective knowledge and advice from a Nation-wide AOD residential rehabilitation service network in Australia.

At the local level, ADARRN services consult with and are governed by the local Aboriginal community including Elders and local Aboriginal leaders, thereby ADARRN services are accountable to the community they serve.
ADARRN has established a community that meets regularly to enable members to support each other and advocate for issues, to share and develop culturally sound best practice principals, and to share knowledge and experience. ADARRN also aims to be the key consultative group at state, territory and national levels regarding Aboriginal residential Alcohol and Other Drug services.

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Grief and trauma counselling

Financial counselling

Relationship counselling

Gambling counselling

Psychology support

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What is the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network?

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What is the Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Network?

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The ADARRN is a program that strives to efficiently and effectively rehabilitate and heal individuals within their residential facilities operated as well as reach those outside. They aim to provide culturally appropriate care for the Indigenous community and advocate their best interests to improve their health and wellbeing on a local, state and national level .

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This project demonstrates partnerships through involving both Indigenous women and men as well as non-Indigenous people in the running of their programs.

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This program inspires change through education. It develops relationships and a strong sense of self within the individual that ultimately impacts the community as a whole. It fosters leadership roles, role modelling and mentor programs which connect the community and allow them to express, reach out and strengthen their connections to self and community

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This program focuses upon building the resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, who have suffered trauma, destabilisation and loss of culture since the time of colonisation. This program focuses on providing tools to help Indigenous men, women and families feel strong within themselves. If individuals can strengthen their capacity to feel connected with their community and culture, it has a huge impact on the whole Indigenous community. The program offers leadership training which support empowerment and healing. Many of the participants talk of how connected, safe and engaged they were with the content and the facilitators.