AFACT NSW - no shame, no blame! (2007)

Description

This resource package contains information designed to help Indigenous families and carers affected by alcohol and other drug (AOD) issues.

The resources consist of:

• Aboriginal information and support needs assessment for families and carers: AFACT (Aboriginal families and carers training) - stage one project report
• No shame, no blame! A worker's guide
  • this guide was developed by Streetwize Communications to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families affected by alcohol and drugs
• No shame, no blame!
  • this family comic was produced by Streetwize Communications in partnership with NSW Health.

The resources were developed under the Aboriginal families and carers training (AFACT) project to assist people coping with a loved one experiencing AOD issues.

Abstract adapted from New South Wales Department of Health

Contact details

New South Wales Department of Health
73 Miller Street
North Sydney NSW 2060
Ph: (02) 9391 9000
Ph: (02) 9391 9900 (Telephone typewriter)
Fax: (02) 9391 9101

Streetwize Communications archive, 1984-2007
Powerhouse Museum
500 Harris Street
Ultimo NSW 2007
PO Box K346
Haymarket NSW 1238
Ph: (02) 9217 0111

Links

• View report: Aboriginal information and support needs assessment for families and carers: AFACT (Aboriginal Families and Carers Training) – stage one (PDF - 676.0 KB)
• View resource: No shame, no blame! - a worker's guide (PDF - 600.0 KB)
  Streetwize communications publication
• View resource: No shame, no blame! [family comic] (PDF - 1.6 MB)
  Streetwize communications publication
• View information: Aboriginal information and support needs assessment for families and carers
• View information: AFACT NSW - No shame, no blame! - family comic
• View information: AFACT NSW -No shame, no blame! - workers guide
• View information: Streetwize Communications archive, 1984–2007
• View website: New South Wales Ministry of Health

Related program(s)

• Aboriginal families and carers training (AFACT) project

  The Aboriginal families and carers training (AFACT) project has been developed by the New South Wales (NSW) Department of Health as part of the NSW Health Families and carers training (FACT) project.

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