The role of an Indigenous Health Worker in contributing to equity of access to a mental health and substance abuse service for Indigenous young people in a youth detention centre

Stephen StathisChild and Family Therapy Unit, Royal Children’s Hospital, Herston, Queensland, AustraliaCorrespondence[email protected]

Paul LettersMental Health Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drugs Service, Fortitude Valley, Queensland, Australia

Eva DacreMental Health Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drugs Service, Fortitude Valley, Queensland, Australia

Ivan DoolanMental Health Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drugs Service, Fortitude Valley, Queensland, Australia

Karla HeathMental Health Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drugs Service, Fortitude Valley, Queensland, Australia

Bec LitchfieldIona College, Wynnum, Central Queensland, Australia

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