Tag: service development
From two to now: Celebrating 15 years
As 360Edge celebrates 15 years of delivering evidence driven solutions in the alcohol and other drug sector, we’re taking a moment to reflect on our formative years and the projects that shaped our journey and built the foundation for the work we continue to champion today. It all began when two emerging alcohol and other
Enhancing care for mothers in alcohol and other drug treatment
March 2025 When it comes to alcohol and other drug use in Australia, men have historically outnumbered women. But in recent years, that gap has been closing. In 2022–23, use of alcohol, e-cigarettes, and illicit drugs increased among young women, a trend that calls for a targeted response. While the use of alcohol during pregnancy has
Women’s Wellness and Recovery Program: Model of care
At the Calvary Riverina Drug and Alcohol Centre, the Women’s Wellness and Recovery Program is providing targeted support for pregnant women and mothers navigating alcohol and other drug use. The program uses a flexible and person centred approach to support women to strengthen family, community, and social connections, leading to better health outcomes for them
Brisbane South PHN: Connected care
In 2022, Brisbane South PHN initiated the Connecting Mental Health and Alcohol and Other Drugs project. Brisbane South PHN engaged 360Edge to conduct an environmental scan and literature review to inform this project. We carried out an environmental scan and literature review to inform the consultation and codesign phases of the Connecting Mental Health and
Sunrise Way: Model of care
In 2022, 360Edge continued its partnership with Sunrise Way, a residential alcohol and other drug residential rehabilitation service located in Toowoomba, QLD. 360Edge were proud to undertake a comprehensive review of Sunrise Way in 2021, and one of the main recommendations from that work was the development of a model of care for the service.
How to thrive as an alcohol and other drug service
September 2024 In a competitive tendering environment where resources are tight, services need to rely on more than just passion and commitment to do quality work. Evaluation data and quality program documentation are key to demonstrating that your service’s good intentions are translated into positive outcomes for service users. Program evaluation and models of care
