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DMWD — Program Overview

DMWD focuses on three main areas to deliver its program and achieve its primary objectives:

1. Education
– Education, education, and more education. DMWD staff and athlete ambassadors deliver education sessions in schools and sporting clubs throughout the year, including some weekends and school holidays.
– Currently we run regular sessions in selected NSW areas: Lower North Shore, South Sydney, Inner West (including Ashfield), Castle Hill and the Hills District, and Blacktown. We plan to expand to more NSW areas in 2017/2018 and to other states in 2018/2019.

– We tailor presentations for different audiences, but the core message is always the same: Don’t Mess With Danger. Don’t Mess With Death. Don’t Mess With Drugs.

– Invitations are free — email info@dmwd.com.au to request a visit. Presentations are available for Year 4 and above (ages 10+) and are especially suited to the 14–24 age group. Sessions range from 15 to 60 minutes and include a Q&A.

 

– In addition to school and club visits, DMWD runs free evening information sessions for the general public at venues across metropolitan Sydney. We will organise a public session if a venue can be arranged and attendees invited.

2. Mentoring (DMWD Buddy System)

– Our mentoring program connects young sportspeople with positive role models in the community. Attend a presentation to learn more about joining the DMWD Buddy System.

3. Helpline & Rehabilitation

– Rolling out in 2017/2018, this component will include:
a. Helpline — initial support for those at risk. If we cannot provide the full range of services, we refer callers to appropriate agencies or health services.
b. Rehabilitation — services intended for people who may not require mainstream rehabilitation programs. Attend a presentation for details on these services.

Additional Community Services
– DMWD organises free Community Food Days at various locations to support people affected by drug use. Current locations include North Sydney, Wentworth Park, Ashfield, Redfern and Blacktown. If you know a location where people affected by drug-related homelessness need support, contact us to discuss hosting a Community Food Day.

Contact
Email: info@dmwd.com.au

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