COVID-19 – ATDC

COVID-19

ATOD Service Delivery Dashboard

17 December 2021

ATDC monthly survey results detailing the number of Tasmanians seeking support from community managed ATOD sector services and programs

Mandatory Vaccinations in Health Care Settings

27 September 2021

The Tasmanian Government recently announced that vaccination against COVID-19 will be mandatory for all workers in health care settings and all health care workers.

COVID-19 Impact on ATOD Services Report July 2020 to June 2021 Summary Report

19 September 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has had, and continues to have, an impact on the community managed organisations delivering ATOD services, and on the people they support.

COVID-19 Impact on ATOD Services Report #8 June 2021

18 September 2021

The eighth COVID-19 Impact Report is now available, capturing information for the month of June 2021.

COVID-19 Impact on ATOD Services Report #7 May 2021

The seventh COVID-19 Impact Report is now available, capturing information for the month of May 2021.

COVID-19 Impact on ATOD Services Report #6 April 2021

The sixth COVID-19 Impact Report is now available, capturing information for the month of April 2021.

COVID-19 Impact on ATOD Services Report #5 March 2021

The fifth COVID-19 Impact Report is now available, capturing information for the month of March 2021.

COVID-19 Impact on ATOD Services Report #4 February 2021

The fourth COVID-19 Impact Report is now available, capturing information for the month of February 2021.

Acquittal form – ATOD COVID-19 Recovery Grants

We ask that you complete both the acquittal and evaluation by 16 July 2021.

COVID-19 Impact on ATOD Services Report #3 January 2021

The third COVID-19 Impact Report is now available, capturing information for the month of January 2021.

COVID-19 Impact on ATOD Services Report #2 December 2020

The second COVID-19 Impact Report is now available, capturing information for the month of December 2020.

ATDC Budget Priority Statement 2021-22

As the Tasmanian ATOD recovers from COVID-19 and readies itself for reform, there are immediate opportunities to make a difference.

COVID-19 vaccinations for AOD Workers

The ATDC has received an update from the Federal Department of Health in relation to COVID-19 vaccinations for AOD Workers.

COVID-19 vaccination – fast facts for members

COVID-19 vaccine advice for ATDC members

COVID-19 Impact on ATOD Services Report #1 July-November 2020

19 February 2021

The ATDC has released the first COVID-19 Impact on Tasmanian ATOD Services Report.

Record alcohol sales during pandemic while more Tasmanians seek help

12 February 2021

Record growth in alcohol turnover during the pandemic aligns with the emerging information that more Tasmanians having been seeking help for their drinking and other drug use

ATOD Sector COVID-19 Recovery Grants

13 January 2021

The Tasmanian Government has provided an additional three grants of up to $25,000 + GST to support the alcohol, tobacco, and other drug sector recover from the impacts of Covid-19.

COVID-19 Impact Project – Fast Facts

09 December 2020

Information for ATDC members on the COVID-19 Impact Project

Acquittal form – ATOD COVID-19 Capacity Building Fund

23 October 2020

We ask that you complete both the acquittal and evaluation by 31st of January 2021.

Break the Habit

Let's talk about COVID-drinking

ATOD Sector COVID-19 Recovery Priorities

Alcohol consumption during the COVID19 period: May 2020

Australians are drinking alcohol more frequently during the COVID-19 pandemic than before, a new report from The Australian National University (ANU) shows.

CEO Update June 2020

Research is starting to emerge confirming what we all expected - people have been drinking more and more often during COVID-19

COVID-19 funding for essential alcohol, tobacco and other drug health services

The ATDC welcomes $235,000 funding to support essential ATOD health services during COVID-19

CEO Update May 2020

There’s no doubt that the year 2020 is going to be remembered as the year COVID-19 turned our lives into a rollercoaster ride.

Drug supply disruption can have a downside — overdose and stockpiling

COVID19 has already had a profound effect on society, in the way that we live, work, get supplies, and access services. The drug market is not immune.

Success for ATDC online training sessions

We have successfully facilitated our first online training sessions!

Responding to COVID-19 with Grant Blake

ATDC members only sessions on COVID-19 challenges for AOD sector, with psychologist Grant Blake

CEO Update April 2020

Flatten the curve, Think about it, Know the risks and Talk about it.

OPINION: Drinking and smoking during COVID-19

I don’t consider myself to be a big drinker and I don’t keep a lot of alcohol in my home.

Tasmanians urged to take care with their drinking and smoking ahead of the Easter long-weekend

In response to COVID-19, the ATDC encourages Tasmanians to take care with their alcohol and tobacco consumption over the Easter long-weekend.

Alcohol and tobacco use during COVID-19

Alcohol and tobacco key messages during COVID-19

Delivering alcohol responsibly during COVID-19

As online alcohol sales and home delivery rates rise in response to COVID-19 social isolation measures, the ATDC is seeking to avoid any unintended health consequences for Tasmania.

Naloxone

Online alcohol sales and home delivery

#ReduceHarmTas

#ReduceHarmTas COVID-19 social media kit

Traditional Custodians.

The ATDC acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal community as the traditional custodians of Tasmania and recognises the importance of working together.

Acknowledgements.

The ATDC gratefully acknowledges the financial and other support from the Australian Government Department of Health the Tasmanian Government Department of Health and the Tasmanian Health Service.

Quality Innovation Performance Accredited.

The ATDC is a Quality Innovation Performance (QIP) accredited organisation against the Australian Service Excellence Standards (ASES).

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