This report addresses the significant workforce challenges associated with dual diagnosis, specifically focusing on the Australian context. It highlights the difficulties in providing adequate services for individuals with mental health problems and substance abuse disorders, citing statistics on the prevalence of these issues. The report delves into the implementation of policies, such as those related to steroid use and anti-doping, and identifies challenges like poor information, complex service delivery, and insufficient funding. It examines the impact of these challenges on communities and proposes solutions, including education, government subsidies, and legislative measures. The report also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of various interventions, concluding that community education and government support are crucial for effectively managing dual diagnosis and improving workforce outcomes. References to relevant research and policies are included to support the analysis.