Button Around 170,000 Australians are living with chronic hepatitis C infection. Many Australians do not know they are infected, or that they could be cured. These people are at risk of developing liver damage, cirrhosis, and liver cancer. Some people will require liver transplants, and many will not survive. They are also at risk of transmitting the virus onto others. The consequences of hepatitis C in Australia are far-reaching, but they don't need to be. Hepatitis C is treatable and curable. It's therefore essential that we test and treat as many at-risk people as we can. It's simple and cheap to be tested, and curative treatments are now listed on Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). HRVic is committed to working with the rest of Australia towards the World Health Organisation's goal of eliminating hepatitis C by 2030. HRVic have joined forces with the Burnet Institute and EC Australia. We have developed an approach that involves peer specialists working at strategic clinical services to assist our community to navigate and overcome the barriers to treatment and to access services. Introducing the PATH program- Peer Assisted Treatment for Hepatitis. and now the PATH-Ex program- an extension of the PATH program. The aim of PATH-Ex is to ensure that People Who Use Drugs are empowered, informed and supplied with the tools needed to access information, testing and treatment for hep C. We seek to take advantage of the unique empathy and support that comes only from the peer-to-peer relationship to encourage engagement with health services and ongoing support to jump through the hoops that life can put in our way when undertaking any longer term treatment course. You can read more about these principles here . Our PATH workers are outposted in St Kilda, the city and Footscray and the west. During COVID lockdown they are only able to undertake outreach, but as the lockdown end we are hoping to be back to more hours at Access Health, Living Room and cohealth West.

West and South West The West & South West areas covers Williamstown to Wyndham Vale and Eynesbury to Caroline Springs back to Footscray. This list consists of the clinic names and their locations. If you click on their address you will open the google maps page for that location. To book at any of these locations, you will still need to call 1800 675 398 or through the online booking system (you need an email address to sign up) unless it states otherwise. Melbourne Showgrounds 04 Boulevard Pavilion Opening Hours: 8:00am – 5:30pm seven days a week due to high demands. Sunshine Hospital Sunshine Hospital Vaccination Hub St Albans, Vic. Capacity : up to 60 cubicles Purpose-built semi-permanent facility constructed in the ground floor of the site’s multi-deck car park. VU Whitten Oval (pop-up vaccination hub) The VU Whitten Oval COVID-19 Vaccination Hub only runs on certain days. Check the website for details and dates of operation. This site will be offering Pfizer only. Caroline Springs Leisure Centre Located at 9-19 The Parade Caroline Springs Bookings accepted, check the online booking system or call 1800 675 398 for availability. Walk ins are accepted at this vaccination centre for Pfizer and AstraZeneca. The Melton Vaccination Hub Located at 149 Barries Rd Melton West. This Hub has two vaccination services – a drive through service and a sit down vaccination centre. The drive through service is the first of its kind in Australia. Click here or on the following image to view a short video about this service. Chemist Warehouse Braybrook Home Co Tenancy 3A & 3B 340-342 Ballarat Road Burke & Butler Streets BRAYBROOK Phone: +61385271774 Bookings must be made online. Book HERE. IPC Health Vaccination Hub Caroline Springs Leisure Centre 9-19 The Parade, Caroline Springs Open Monday to Friday 10am-6pm and Saturdays 9am-6pm. Open public holidays Cohealth Centre Laverton 95-105 Railway Avenue, Laverton Open Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 4:30pm Call 9448 5552 Werribee St Vincent’s Private Hospital The Werribee COVID-19 Vaccination Hub is located at St Vincent’s Private Hospital, 240 Hoppers Lane, Werribee. The entrance and parking is available at the rear of the hospital. Wyndham Eagle Stadium Located at 35 Ballan Road, Werribee. This Hub has two vaccination services – a drive thru service and a sit down vaccination centre. Priceline Pharmacy Sunshine Marketplace Shop 45, Sunshine Marketplace S/C 80 Harvester Road SUNSHINE Open 09:00 to 17:30 +61393647133 Bookings must be made online. Book HERE. FIND A PHARMACY WEST & SOUTH WEST

5toLife- Respond to Opioid Overdose with naloxone. PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION 5 T o Life Steps continued from HRVic opioid reversal kit instruction sheet REVERSE OPIOID OVERDOSE How To Videos: Ampoules- Injectable Nyxoid- Nasal Spray Prenoxad- Injectable 5 to Life: Naloxone Instructions AMPOULES-Naloxone Instructions FAQs Frequently Asked Questions ABOUT NALOXONE THE PRODUCT: What is naloxone? Naloxone is a TGA approved medicine thats ONLY use is to quickly (but temporarily) reverse an opioid overdose. What else is naloxone used for? Naloxone, also known as it's brand names Narcan, Nyxoid or Prenoxad, can be administered as a nasal spray or by injection. It quickly but temporarily reverses an OPIOID overdose only. Examples of opioids are heroin, fentanyl, oxycodone, hydrocodone, codeine, and morphine and nitazenes. It will not work on ove rdoses from cocaine, methamphetamine, or other non-opioid drugs. page under construction......

Information about differents drugs. Substance education. Names, chemical make-up, effects, administration, harm reduction suggestions. More info available in our substance specific brochures. Substances Information DRUGS LIST DXM MORE 2C-B MORE Nangs MORE GHB MORE ' Poppers ' MORE Nitazenes MORE Cocaine MORE LSD MORE MDMA MORE Heroin MORE In Progress.

Book DanceWize peer 2 peer event care services for your single day or multi day event or festival today. We work alongside other emergency event crew to care for our community on site providing peer led drug education and harm reduction services and care. BOOKING FORM What/Who is DanceWIze? DanceWize is Australia's original, by peer for peer run party-centric harm reduction service. We deliver peer 2 peer substance specific care and support services for music events and festivals across Victoria. Starting as a grassroots Victorian group known as RaveSafe, DanceWize has been a program of Harm Reduction Victoria (HRVic) since 1999 and is partially funded by the Victorian Department of Health (DoH). So successful is the DanceWize model that peer run drug user organisations across Australia have trialled and adopted the model. In 2017, NUAA started and administered it's own spin off-DanceWize NSW. HRVic is part of a national network of peer based drug user orgs which are able to support the emergence of similar programs in other parts of the country too. This network promotes health rights, human rights and harm reduction. Are you having an event or require another DanceWize service? The DanceWize program model utilises peer-based support to deliver education, provide resources and referrals about safer drug use, harm reduction related health and wellbeing issues at music events and festivals. Our team members have appropriate training and living/ lived-experience to care for intoxicated persons or people who need other support in event and festival settings. Our Team Leads and Key Peer Educators and carers (KPEs) undergo a range of training including First Aid (HLTFA003), but we do not operate as a First Aid provider, as this is not the program’s objective. We work as part of an event's Health Emergency Management Plan (HEMP) alongside health providers and other on-site services. The efficacy of this peer-based program model is evidence-based and in 2016 HRVic’s DanceWize won the Minister of Health’s award for Outstanding Achievement by Volunteers Supporting Diversity. Our Services 01 Brief Interventions & Peer Education The DW Brief Interventions generally take place at the front of house of the DW Chill Space. consist of peer to peer support to deliver non judgemental, up to date, real information around substances and safer using education, provide resources and referrals around safer drug use, and related health and wellbeing issues at music events and festivals. Partygoers and event staff can access extensive substance information, free health and safer using education, peer support, relevant referrals, harm reduction and health supplies. See our Resources List for a comprehensive overview. 03 Mobile Interventions & Roving This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to edit the content and make sure to add any relevant information that you want to share with your visitors. 05 Service Name This is a Paragraph. Click on "Edit Text" or double click on the text box to edit the content and make sure to add any relevant information that you want to share with your visitors. 02 Care Interventions & Chill Space The DW Chill Space located in close proximity to the on-site medical where trained KPEs provide support for intoxicated persons experiencing distress, provide a safe space for victims of sexual assault/harassment, and deliver an integrated reciprocal referral model for care with the onsite medical/first aid provider. All patrons are assessed and managed in accordance with strict protocols and in collaboration with the on-site medical team. See our Triage and Care Protocols for further information. 04 Gender Based Violence & Mental Health Service Provision of a separate safe space behind the DanceWize Chill Space Provision of qualified counsellors who work collaboratively with EMT’s to manage risk of wider festival safety Temporary accommodation options Resources, and expert counselling and advocacy support provided to people in care Ability to engage with local CASA, to assess their ability to be present onsite with a resource table as part of DanceWize GBV Service Ability for counsellors to provide secondary consultation and debriefing to all event staff and volunteers who may have witnessed GBV or have been a first responder Ability for counsellors to respond to other festival incidents at request of EMT Provision of active bystander rovers, who role model bystander intervention and provide education about consent *Please Note: Completing this request does not mean that you have booked DanceWize for your event. An HRVic staff member/DanceWize Coordinator will reply to you ASAP to confirm receipt of your request & discuss your needs further. The demand for the DanceWize team is Very high. We are booked 6-12months in advance. We appreciate that sometimes "stuff happens" and things are overlooked when planning events and we will do our best to fit in last minute requests but are very, VERY limited to what we can take on at short notice. Please keep this in mind. DanceWize is an unfunded program run by Harm Reduction Victoria. If you wish to possibly enhance our capacity to take more bookings, please feel free to donate. ;-)

Harm Reduction Victoria is a community based, not-for-profit organisation. Our membership, staff and supporters include current and former people who use drugs. An Authentic Voice Of & For Victorians Who Use Drugs HARM REDUCTION VICTORIA PEER LED HARM REDUCTION: EDUCATION. ADVOCACY. OUTREACH. ADVICE. SUPPORT. INFORMATION. TRAINING. Some of HRVic's Projects & Programs All of HRVic's projects, programs, training, events and happenings are peer led- meaning that they are all led by people with living and lived experience of substance use and whatever that project involves ie. stigma or opioid dependance treatment or BBV testing/treatment or overdose. This is what makes all that HRVic does unique from other orgs/services that may provide a similar service. #nothingaboutuswithoutus PAMS- Pharmacotherapy Advocacy Mediation & Support A phone only service for people on pharmacotherapy (opioid dependancy treatment (ODT) who need assistance or mediation to navigate and/or remain on the program within Victoria. DanceWIze P2P Festival & Event care services On site roving & outreach Peer Led harm reduction training for event service providers & workers Health Promotion & Education Blood Borne Virus Overdose-Recognise & Respond Naloxone Administration Stigma & Discrimination VIEW ALL PROGRAMS Latest Substance News & VIC Alerts News Drug Alert-May 1 2025 Metonitazene may be being sold as ketamine/heroin News .07. 2024 VIC DRUG ALERT News 03.2024 VIC DRUG ALERT Drug Alerts DRUG ALERT- 01.2024 White powder mis-sold as Cocaine-contains synthetic opioid ‘metonitazene’ News COMMUNITY CAUTION 07.2023-Cocaine News DRUG ALERT Dec 31-2022 Drug Alerts AUS DRUG ALERT NOV 2022 Drug Alerts Ketamine Alert -NSW/Canberra/Vic News VIC DRUG ALERT JUNE 2022 News DRUG ALERT- FAKE XANAX Lived & Living Experience of drug u The Inquest into the death of Ronnie Nelson Began This Week.... Lived & Living Experience of drug u February 24 is Family Drug Support Day Events Resources HRVic's harm reduction and safer using resources available for you: *Substance Information *Naloxone *Overdose Response *BBV Prevention & Treatment Order Print On Demand or Download .pdfs Find Here Harm Reduction Victoria acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as the original and continued Custodians of these beautiful, unceded Lands and Waters that nourish and inspire us - where we live and work. We pay our respects to the Culture and to Elders - past and present. GET UP. STAND UP. SHOW UP. HRVic is an equal opportunity employer and service provider and is a proud supporter and ally of all communities- and recognise that people who use drugs come from all cultures, all ethnicities, all genders, all economic 'classes' and all mental and physical abilities. “Dance fused us, magical and cleansing. We were all in a swirl of color and light. It was like a rainbow,” said Baker. “A rainbow. That’s the moment when I knew exactly what kind of flag I would make.” Gilbert Baker worked tirelessly to ensure that the rainbow flag would become a universally recognised, global emblem of the LGBTQIA+ community and its proud legacy. The original 1978 flag initially had a total of eight stripes, each one symbolising an aspect of the LGBTQIA+ movement. The rainbow flag became synonymous with the diversity of the LGBTQIA+ community and our struggles. These included pink for sex, red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sunlight, green for nature, turquoise for magic and art, indigo for serenity, and violet for spirit. This iconic symbol and its evolution have become an intrinsic part of LGBTQIA+ identity, culture, politics and society.

METHADONE Methadone Methadone is the most successful, well-researched and cost-effective treatment for opiate dependence. Although it is available in both liquid and tablet forms, the Victorian pharmacotherapy program uses the liquid form alone (except in instances of limited overseas travel). There are two brands of methadone liquid: Methadone Syrup and Biodone Forte. Their contents and strength are the same. Basic Pharmacology of Methadone Methadone is a full opiate agonist. The higher the dose, the greater the opiate effect. If too much methadone is consumed, breathing and heart rate will gradually slow, leading eventually to unconsciousness and death. Other full opiate agonist drugs include heroin, morphine, oxycodone, fentanyl, pethidine etc. When a client begins taking methadone, the doctor will prescribe a safe, low dose which can be adjusted as required until no feelings of opiate withdrawal are experienced for the full twenty-four hours between doses. If doses are missed or other opiates are used, it will take longer to stabilise on a daily dose. Methadone Take-Away Doses For the first two months of treatment, clients must attend each day for their dose. After this, if the client is considered stable, some takeaway doses may be prescribed, see below for further details: after two months of continuous treatment and considered stable (on the correct dose and not missing doses) – eligible for up to 2 take away doses per week after six months of continuous treatment and considered stable (on the correct dose and not missing doses) – eligible for up to 4 take away doses per week

TRAINING HRVic provide practical education & training from the unique peer-spective of people with living & lived experience of substance use. ONGOING IN 2026! This workshop focuses on how to recognise the signs of opioid overdose and how to respond using naloxone- the opioid reversal medication, in all it's forms- Prenoxad®- an injectable multi dose (in one syringe) or Nyxoid®-a single dose nasal spray. HRVic’s naloxone training differs from other naloxone training in that you are being trained by someone with lived or living experience of injecting drug use and we insist on providing participants with our HRVic naloxone kits at the end of the training session. HRVic’s first priority is to put naloxone kits into the hands of those who need it most- people who currently inject opioids or the people who live with them. We do however understand the need for drug use to remain anonymous in the majority of cases as prohibition remains our biggest most threatening harm. All participants of Online Naloxone Training receive a FREE HRVic Naloxone Kit. If you are attending and belong to a service or other org who work with PWUD and would like a free naloxone kit- email janed@hrvic.org.au stating this and we can give you some other options. OPIOID OVERDOSE : RECOGNISE & RESPOND with NALOXONE (Duration: approx 40-45min) 4:30PM (AEST) SESSIONS on the 1st day of EVERY Month* UPCOMING DATES: 2026 Monday FEBRUARY 2nd 2026 Monday MARCH 2nd 2026 Wednesday APRIL 1st 2026 Friday MAY 1st 2026 Monday JUNE 1st 2026 Wednesday JULY 1st 2026 Monday AUGUST 3rd 2026 (*unless the 1st falls on a weekend then it will be on the NEXT weekday after) Join Zoom Meeting: Just copy and paste link in your browser: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89848783603?pwd=OU1WZjZpVENmdFhaUzVBaGdFTzVMdz09 or click HERE at 4:30pm Meeting ID: 898 4878 3603 Passcode: 786160 NALOXONE @ NIGHT (Duration: approx 40-45min) 8:00PM (AEST) SESSIONS on the third Wednesday of EVERY month UPCOMING DATES: 2026 Wednesday JANUARY 21st 2026 Wednesday FEB 18th 2026 Wednesday MARCH 18th 2026 Wednesday APRIL 15th 2026 Wednesday MAY 20th 2026 Wednesday JUNE 17th 2026 Wednesday JULY 15th 2026 Join Zoom Meeting: Just copy and paste link in your browser: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89848783603?pwd=OU1WZjZpVENmdFhaUzVBaGdFTzVMdz09 or click HERE at 8pm Meeting ID: 898 4878 3603 Passcode: 786160 JOIN SESSION Bloody Serious Facts Register OTHER TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS AVAILABLE ON DEMAND Harm Reduction Victoria’s staff training and consumer workshops are unique opportunities to be presented with important substance and use information and education from the living/lived experience perspective. Training available includes: Safer Using - we can focus on a specific substance or can cover a more general range of substances Vein care ATS (amphetamine-type substances ) or Opioid Overdose -prevention, recognition & response Naloxone Administration Bloodborne Virus - Prevention, Transmission and Treatment A,B,C's of Hepatitis & HIV Stigma & Discrimination -To and From PWUD Substance-specific info sessions, Drug combinations, Gender Based Violence and Trauma Counsel and much more. Call the office for details. Blood Borne Viruses Delivered by facilitators with lived experience of BBVs. Training For: Consumers, or people who work with consumers Minimum delivery time: 1 hour Maximum delivery time: 3 hours Safer Using (General Use) For: Consumers, people who live/work with or support current consumers Minimum delivery time: 1 hour Maximum delivery time: 3 hours D.O.P.E (Drug Overdose Peer Education) Choose: Opioid or ATS (amphetamine-type substances) or other Poly Substances Overdose Training Training For: Consumers, loved ones & people who live or work with people who take opioid or ATS substances (incl. prescription meds) Minimum delivery time: 1 hour Maximum delivery time: 3 hours Safer Injecting & Vein Care For: Consumers, people who live/work with or support current consumers (injectors) Minimum delivery time: 1 hour Maximum delivery time: 3 hours Naloxone Administration HRVic insists on providing participants witha free naloxone kit at the completion of training. training. Delivered by people with personal experience of overdose. Training For: Consumers, loved ones & people who live or work with people who take opioid or ATS substances (incl. prescription meds) Minimum delivery time: 30 min. Maximum delivery time: 2 hours The Stigma Project Stigma & Discrimination For: Consumers, people who live/work with or support current consumers (injectors) Minimum delivery time: 1 hour Maximum delivery time: 3 hours Enquire Now *All our training is facilitated by trainers with lived or living experience of the topic. To enquire about any of the existing training or to create a session based on your particular needs, click the Enquire Now button above. Harm Reduction Victoria’s consumer workshops are unique opportunities to be presented with important substance and use information and education from the lived/living experience perspective. Training includes safer using, vein care, ATS (amphetamine-type substances) & opioid overdose prevention, recognition & response, naloxone administration, bloodborne virus prevention, transmission and treatment, substance-specific info sessions and much much more for people who use drugs.

COVID aka Coronavirus, SARS CoV-2, Covid 19 Last Updated 04.10.2021 Some Things You Should Know: for People Who Use Drugs WHAT IS IT? SYMPTOMS TRANSMISSION VACCINE INFO VACCINE LOCATIONS LIST First Things First- What Is A Coronavirus? Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses which may cause illness in animals or humans. In humans, several coronaviruses are known to cause respiratory infections ranging from the common cold to more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) . The most recently discovered coronavirus causes SARS CoV-2 or as we know it- COVID-19 ( The one we are dealing with now around the world.) WHAT This new corona virus (COVID-19) and it's variants were unknown before the outbreak was announced in Wuhan, China, in December 2019. What Are The Symptoms? SYMPTOMS COVID-19 affects different people in different ways. Most infected people will develop mild to moderate illness and recover without hospitalisation. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 are fever, tiredness, and dry cough. Less common symptoms are aches and pains, sore throat, conjunctivitis, headaches, loss of taste or smell, diarrhoea and a rash on skin or discolouration of fingers or toes. These symptoms are usually mild and begin gradually. Serious symptoms include difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, chest pain or pressure and loss of speech or movement. Some people become infected but don’t develop any symptoms and don't feel unwell. Most people (about 80%) recover from the disease without needing special treatment. Seek immediate medical attention if you have serious symptoms. Always call before visiting your doctor or health facility. People with mild symptoms who are otherwise healthy should manage their symptoms at home. On average it takes 5–6 days from when someone is infected with the virus for symptoms to show, however it can take up to 14 days. Around 1 out of every 6 people who gets COVID-19 becomes seriously ill and develops difficulty breathing. Older people, and those with underlying medical problems like high blood pressure, heart problems or diabetes, and immune deficiency issues are more likely to develop serious illness. How Does It Spread? Transmission Current evidence suggests that the virus spreads mainly between people who are in close contact with each other , typically within 1 metre (short-range). A person can be infected when aerosols or droplets containing the virus are inhaled or come directly into contact with the eyes, nose, or mouth. The virus can also spread in poorly ventilated and/or crowded indoor settings, where people tend to spend longer periods of time. This is because aerosols remain suspended in the air or travel further than 1 metre (long-range). People may also become infected by touching surfaces that have been contaminated by the virus when touching their eyes, nose or mouth without cleaning their hands. Further research is ongoing to better understand the spread of the virus and which settings are most risky and why. Research is also under way to study virus variants that are emerging and why some are more transmissible. Infected people can be contagious and the virus can spread from them to other people, whether they have symptoms or not . Laboratory data suggests that infected people appear to be most infectious just before they develop symptoms (namely 2 days before they develop symptoms) and early in their illness. People who develop severe disease can be infectious for longer. While someone who never develops symptoms can pass the virus to others, it is still not clear how frequently this occurs and more research is needed in this area. **Research is ongoing and HRVic will update this information as new discoveries are made. Which COVID-19 vaccines are available in Australia? Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has provisionally approved vaccines for COVID-19: Comirnaty, the Pfizer -BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, provisionally approved for people aged 12 years and older Vaxzevria, the Oxford University-AstraZeneca vaccine, provisionally approved for people aged 18 years and older Janssen, the Janssen-Cilag Pty Ltd vaccine, known as Johnson & Johnson , provisionally approved for people aged 18 years and older — this vaccine is not included in Australia’s COVID-19 vaccination program Spikevax, the Moderna Australia vaccine, for people aged 12 years and older “Do you want a vax?” Here’s what Professor Margaret Hellard has to say about it. Margaret is known and loved and trusted by many in our community and has treated many of us for hep C and HIV over the years. VACCINES FAQs VACCINE VACCINE What Vaccines are what? What's the difference? Find Out HERE. What if I can't afford the covid vaccine? You do not need a money to get a COVID-19 vaccine. It is FREE. What if I don’t have a Medicare card? You do not need a Medicare card at Commonwealth State clinics to get a COVID-19 vaccine. Check with the clinic you have booked at I have a medical condition. Can I get an exemption? You may be exempt if you are unable to be vaccinated because you have a medical contraindication as determined by ATAGI clinical guidance . You will need evidence from a medical practitioner about this – such as a medical certificate or a letter. MASKS- Do I have to wear a mask and if so, when do I have to wear it? Anyone 12 years and over must wear a fitted face mask whenever they leave their home, indoors or outdoors, unless lawful exception applies . The Victorian Department of Health and Human Services has developed a series of badges for people who are unable to wear a face covering for a valid reason . The badges can be downloaded onto smartphones or printed to keep in a wallet or lanyard holder. Smartphone badges I am exempt from wearing a face-covering for valid reasons - blue badge (jpg) I am exempt from wearing a face-covering for valid reasons - white badge (jpg) For people who are deaf or hard of hearing and need the person they are communicating with to remove their face mask: Please remove your face covering so we can understand each other better - blue badge (jpg) Please remove your face covering so we can understand each other better - white badge (jpg) Print-ready badges I am exempt from wearing a face-covering for a valid reaso n (PDF) Please remove your face covering so we can understand each other better (PDF) HRVic's COVID-19 SEPT 13 UPDATE (Lockdown #2 Victoria) HRVic's COVID-19 SEPT 27th 2020 UPDATE (Lockdown #2 Victoria) HRVic's COVID-19 & Drug Use Resource #1 DOWNLOAD PDF HRVic's COVID-19 & Planning For the Substance Dependent Resource #2 DOWNLOAD PDF HRVic's COVID-19 & Pharmacotherapy Resource #3 DOWNLOAD PDF HRVic's COVID-19 SEPT 27 UPDATE (Resource #4 Lockdown #2 Victoria) DOWNLOAD PDF Some MORE Helpful Tips for People on Pharmacotherapy - Methadone and Buprenorphine (Suboxone and Subutex) : CLICK HERE

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HRVic's PAMS phone service provides info around Methadone/Suboxone/Subutex programs in Victoria PAMS FOR PHARMACOTHERAPY PROVIDERS We have the know-how you need. General Practitioners & Prescribers This section has been created to be a one-stop shop for pharmacotherapy providers. We have all the forms available or links to the forms for GPs here on our website. (including permits, resources & links to research & documents of interest etc) PAMS is funded to work on any pharmacotherapy, client-related issue or concern. PAMS provides short-term case management until the primary problem or issue of concern has been resolved. Please note, we do not work with patients who are on other S8 opioids – unless they wish to start a pharmacotherapy program. GP’s can contact PAMS or refer a pharmacotherapy patient if: You feel it's essential to start a patient on the program today, however, they don't have the money to pay for the first dose / few doses You have a patient who is re-starting a program and can't locate a dispensing point (possibly due to a poor track record in terms of payment or behaviour, or because there are no vacancies or because there are no service providers where the patient resides) You've had to terminate a patient from their pharmacotherapy program with your service and you would like PAMS to source a new GP prescriber You have a pharmacotherapy patient who informs you that they are not able to continue dosing at their current pharmacy (for whatever reason) and a new dosing point needs to be sourced asap You have the capacity to take on more pharmacotherapy patients You are retiring or leaving your current practice and need to find vacancies with other GP prescribers for some of your pharmacotherapy patients You have a problem with a specific pharmacotherapy patient or group of patients (that has not been mentioned above) and you think we might be able to help You have a patient or number of patients who are express concern about an aspect of their pharmacotherapy program and you feel this needs to be reported You need an independent third party (PAMS worker) to help negotiate a treatment agreement for a patient who has been difficult to manage in your clinic If you have a pharmacotherapy client related problem and you are unsure how we can help, give us a call. If we can’t assist, we will point you in the right direction. PAMS operates 11AM to 5PM , Monday to Friday via a state-wide telephone number PH: 1800 443 844. Please LEAVE A DETAILED MESSAGE on the answering machine after hours or if the phone is engaged. One of our busy staff will return your call as soon as they become available. (Please don't forget your name and phone number) LINKS & FORMS for GPs NEED MORE PAMS PROMO MATERIAL? Fill in the form below to receive more PAMS promotional material. Please allow 7-14 days for delivery.

Bayside The Bayside areas covers Albert Park to Mordialloc to Clayton, Malvern to Toorak. This list consists of the clinic names and their locations. If you click on their address you will open the google maps page for that location. To book at any of these locations, you will still need to call 1800 675 398 or through the online booking system (you need an email address to sign up) unless it states otherwise. Access Health 31 Grey Street, St Kilda Walk-in covid vaccine clinic Friday 1st October 2pm –4pm Friday 8th October 2pm-5pm Friday 15th October 2pm-5pm Prahran Townhall Book your COVID-19 vaccination on the Star Health website. Malvern Town Hall, 1251 High Street, Malvern Opening hours – Monday to Thursday, 9:00am to 4:00pm Priority client cohorts - individual and group bookings can be arranged by our internal COVID Helpline on 8644 3311 Walk in appointments for priority clients and VCE students. Sacred Heart Mission 87 Grey Street St Kilda: Vaccine clinic: every Tuesday and Thursday 9.30am- 2pm Port Melbourne Town Hall 333 Bay Street, Port Melbourne Opening hours – Monday to Thursday, 9:00am to 4:00pm Priority individual and group bookings can be arranged by our internal COVID Helpline on 8644 3311 Walk in appointments for priority clients and VCE students. More Coming Soon Stay tuned for more locations. FIND A PHARMACY BAYSIDE