Alcohol and Drug Services

Ph: 08 8988 2600

Alcohol and Drug Information Service (ADIS)
ADIS is a 24 hour, 7 days a week telephone service for family, friends and concerned community members in the NT, providing professional, confidential counsellors and referrals to local services.

Web: www.health.nt.gov.au/Alcohol_and_Other_Drugs/index.aspx

Alcohol Awareness and Family Recovery
Alcohol Awareness and Family Recovery is for families where alcohol and other drug misuse is causing problems. This service offers special programs to meet the individual needs of all family members. Programs offer: Individual counseling, Education, Coping Skills, Group Sharing. Training Workshops and In-services for organisations and services in the community are available.

Web: www.centacare-nt.org.au/tradition.php

Alcohol and Other Drugs Program (Department of Health and Community Services)
The Alcohol and Other Drugs Program develops and coordinates strategies to address the harm associated with substance abuse in the Northern Territory. It deals with a range of health and other issues associated with both legal and illicit substances. Alcohol, tobacco, petrol, prescription drug misuse and kava are of particular concern in the Territory.

Web: www.health.nt.gov.au/Alcohol_and_Other_Drugs/index.aspx

Alcohol and Other Drug Services (ADS)
Alcohol and Other Drug Services (ADS) is a specialist multi-disciplinary and other drug unit.

Web: www.health.nt.gov.au/Alcohol_and_Other_Drugs/Withdrawal_Services/index.aspx

Amity Community Services
The purpose of Amity Community Services is to provide a range of services which assist individuals in the community to choose healthy lifestyles and develop healthy living conditions, particularly as these relate to drug use and other issues pertaining to habit forming behaviours. Services are delivered via two aspects, the intervention services and the early intervention and prevention services.

Web: www.amity.org.au

Web: http://www.aboriginalexperience.com.au/organisations/org_congress.html

Web: http://www.caaapu.org.au/

Central Australian Alcohol and Other Drug Services (CAAODS)
Central Australian Alcohol and Other Drug Services (CAAODS) provides a non-residential counselling service, home detoxification services, community development and nationally accredited training courses.

PO Box 721
ALICE SPRINGS NT 0871
Ph: 08 8951 7580

Council for Aboriginal Alcohol Program Services (CAAPS)
Council for Aboriginal Alcohol Program Services (CAAPS) runs a residential and outpatient family treatment program and training courses for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with alcohol and other drug abuse.

Web: www.caaps.org.au

Darwin Withdrawal Services
Darwin Withdrawal Services provides a semi-medical home detoxification service from alcohol and other drugs.

Web: www.health.nt.gov.au/Service_Locator/Withdrawal_Services/index.aspx

Drug and Alcohol Clinical Advisory Service (DACAS)
A 24-hour 7-day telephone service that provides advice to health professionals on the clinical management of drug and alcohol issues.

Ph: 1800 111 092

Web: http://www.health.nt.gov.au/Alcohol_and_Other_Drugs/Alcohol/index.aspx

Drug and Alcohol Services Association (DASA)
Drug and Alcohol Services Association (DASA) is a community based non-residential counselling service. Also offers a non-medical detoxification service and manages the Sobering Up Shelter.

Web: http://www.dasa.org.au

Forster Foundation For Drug Rehabilitation - Banyan House
Non Government organisation providing a range of services for peoples whose lives are effected by substance abuse. Provides a residential treatment program for people dependent on drugs other than alcohol.

Web: http://www.health.nt.gov.au/Service_Locator/Withdrawal_Services/index.aspx

Forwaard Hostel
Forwaard Hostel provides a residential rehabilitation program primarily catering for Aboriginal people with alcohol related issues.

Web: http://www.ahl.gov.au/pages/hostelunit.asp?id=21

Holyoake Alice Springs Inc
Holyoake Alice Springs Inc is a service for adults and children who are affected directly or indirectly by alcohol and other drug use.

Ph: 08 8952 5899

Kalano (Katherine)
Kalano is a residential rehabilitation service primarily for Aboriginal people dependent on alcohol.

Ph: 08 8972 2588

Needle Syringe Program
This is a confidential needle exchange service which provides information, clean injecting equipment and referral if requested.

Web: www.ntahc.org.au/index.php?page=Needle-Syringe-Program

Network Against Prohibition (NAP)
Network Against Prohibition (NAP) provides peer education and support for users by users on the many issues facing users.

Web: www.napnt.org

Web: www.adac.org.au/

Aboriginal Sobriety Group Inc
Aboriginal Sobriety Group Inc. (ASG) is a community based organisation committed to providing care and support to Aboriginal persons wishing to achieve a sober lifestyle. As a community organisation, ASG also represents the needs and interests of Aboriginal people. ASG provides alcoholism and other drug abuse prevention and treatment. Provides emergency accommodation for men and hostel accommodation for women and children. The Mobile Assistance Patrol (MAP) transports people under the influence of alcohol or other substances from public places to places of safety and support.

Web: www.aboriginalsobrietygroup.org.au

AIDS Council of South Australia (ACSA)
The AIDS Council of South Australia (ACSA) aims to improve the health and wellbeing of gay and other homosexually active men, people who inject drugs, sex workers and people living with HIV/AIDS in order to contribute to the overall wellbeing of the community. Our key clients are those at risk, affected by, or living with HIV/AIDS.

Web: www.acsa.org.au/

Alcohol & Drug Information Service (ADIS)
ADIS is a 24-hour telephone information, counselling, and referral service for the general public, concerned family and friends, students and health professionals. ADIS is staffed by trained professionals with experience in the alcohol and other drug field. ADIS also provides information about how to access other DASSA services. A wide range of information pamphlets, posters and other resources is available.

Ph: 1300 131 340 (24 hr) Tollfree

Web: www.dassa.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=176

Alcohol & Drug Services - Country Community Services
This is a free, confidential service providing: counselling, assessment and referral for all people with alcohol and other drug related problems; counselling and support for family members and friends; information sessions for community groups; and consultation, education and training for other professionals on alcohol and other drug issues. Appointments are required. Call your local service (listed below) to make an appointment.

Web: www.dassa.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=176

Archway Rehabilitation and Community Services Inc
Provides an alcohol crisis intervention service.

Ph: 08 8447 3636

Baptist Community Services (BCS) SA Inc WestCare
Baptist Community Services (BCS) WestCare offers an Alcohol and other Drug program which is based on the principles of brief intervention and harm minimisation. A wide range of services are available which include; opportunistic brief intervention, assessments, AOD counselling, personal support, information, advice, referrals, advocacy, individually planned programs, case management, problem solving, motivational interviewing, support groups and adventure based camps. The program is underpinned by creating an environment for change, providing pathways, and a menu of options to facilitate the change process.

Web: www.sabaptist.asn.au/bcs

Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia (DASC)
Drug & Alcohol Services South Australia offers a range of prevention, treatment, information, education and community-based services for all South Australians.

Web: www.dassa.sa.gov.au

Drug and Alcohol Clinical Advisory Service (DACAS)
Provides general practitioners and other health professionals, who are seeking advice in managing drug and/or alcohol affected patients, with direct telephone access to a specialist drug and alcohol medical officer.

Ph: 1300 131 340 (24 hr) Tollfree

Web: www.dassa.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=176

Drug and Alcohol Services - Metropolitan Community Services
This is a free, confidential service providing: counselling, assessment and referral for people from any age group with alcohol and other drug related problems; counselling and support for family members and friends; specific services for Aboriginal and young people; consultation, education and training for other professionals on alcohol and other drug issues. Appointments are required.

Ph: 1300 131 340 (24 hr) Tollfree

Web: www.dassa.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=176

Drug and Alcohol Services - Pharmacotherapies Unit
Offers methadone and buprenorphine maintenance programs as well as outpatient counselling for opioid-dependent clients, assisting them to reduce or abstain from the use of illicit opioids. Outpatient counselling services are also available for stimulant and other drug problems. The unit is also the point of referral, liaison and support for private prescribers and community pharmacists. Specialist education and training is provided to health professionals working in the alcohol and other drug area and in the generalist health services.

Ph: 1300 131 340 (24 hr) Tollfree

Web: www.dassa.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=176

Drug and Alcohol Services - Withdrawal Management Unit
This unit offers assessment and inpatient medical detoxification in a supportive environment for people withdrawing from alcohol and a range of other drugs. Please telephone to arrange an assessment. Free and confidential service. No referral necessary.

Ph: 1300 131 340 (24 hr) Tollfree

Web: www.dassa.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=176

Drug and Alcohol Resource Unit (Royal Adelaide Hospital)
Advises and assists staff of the hospital to manage patients who have problems related to their use of alcohol and drugs, and provides an outpatient rehabilitation service for patients. The unit can provide advice to clinicians of other hospitals about management of problems related to patients' use of alcohol and drugs.

Web: www.rah.sa.gov.au/internal/drg_alc.php

DrugBeat of SA
Assists people with drug and substance abuse problems offering drug dependence assessment and treatment - including detoxification, naltrexone treatment and rehabilitation, residential care, complementary therapies, counselling and support groups for clients, family members and partners.

Web: www.drugbeat.org

Hepatitis C Council SA
The Hepatitis C Council of SA is a community based, not-for-profit, non-government organisation which recognises the diversity of, and represents the interests of people affected by hepatitis C.

Web: http://www.hepccouncilsa.asn.au/index.html

Hindmarsh Sobering Centre and Outreach Program
Provides alcohol and drug dependence crisis intervention and assessment for young people aged 12-24 years and a safe non-medical sobering up unit for intoxicated young people. Includes clean needle program.

www.mission.com.au

Karpandi
Karpandi provides support to women and children through problems of homelessness, drug and alcohol abuse, domestic and family violence, mental illness and parenting issues. Karpandi offers emotional, social and practical support, advocacy, women's and children's programs, counselling and referral to appropriate services.

Web: www.sabaptist.asn.au/bcs

Offenders Aid & Rehabilitation Services
Offenders Aid & Rehabilitation Services is a voluntary community association that has been helping offenders and their families in South Australian for 117 years. OARS SA provides services to many people including people released from prison, their partners and children. OARS provides a range of services, including the Illicit Drug Intervention Program.

Web: www.oars.org.au

South East Drug & Alcohol Counselling Service Inc. (SEDACS)
Provides alcohol and other drug dependence assessment and treatment and counselling, with outreach throughout the South East.

Ph: 08 8723 2920 or Ph: 1800 332 202

Streetlink Youth Health Service
Provides a wide range of services including drug and alcohol outreach programs for young people.

Web: http://www.ucwesleyadelaide.org.au/services/support_for_young_people/streetlink.htm

Teen Challenge SA Inc.
Offers residential rehabilitation programs for people 12-15 years overcoming life problems including drug and alcohol addiction.

Web: www.tc.asn.au

Web: www.addictionhelpagency.org.au/

Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal Service (ADAWS)
ADAWS is the Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal Service in South Brisbane. ADAWS is a residential program for young people aged 13 to 18 who feel they have a problem with their drug use and want to withdraw or detox.

Web: www.kidsinmind.org.au

Alcohol and Drug Foundation of Queensland
The Alcohol and Drug Foundation is Queensland's major networking community organisation for those concerned about alcohol and other drug problems.

Web: www.adfq.org

Alcohol and Drug Information Service - 24 hour
For information regarding the location of your nearest alcohol, tobacco and other drug service, please call the 24 hour Alcohol and Drug Information Service.

Ph: 07 3236 2414 (Brisbane and interstate)

Ph: 1800 177 833 (regional Queensland only)

Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Services (ATODS)(Qld Health)
Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Services (ATODS) is the Unit within the Public Health Services in Queensland Health dedicated towards the treatment and prevention of alcohol, tobacco and other drug problems in the State of Queensland, Australia. The Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug Services Corporate Office consists of five units: The Services and Development Team; The Policy and Projects Team; The Treatment Services Team; The Drugs of Dependence Team; and The Needle and Syringe Program.

Web: www.health.qld.gov.au/atods/default.asp

Drug Awareness, Rehabilitation & Management (DRUG ARM)
DRUG ARM began operations in Queensland in 1979, and has since expanded from a single Brisbane location to having offices across south-east, south-west and central Queensland. The State office acts as headquarters for all programs, administration, fundraising and marketing.

Web: http://www.drugarm.com.au/content/standard.asp?name=Programs_QLD

Goori House
Goori House is an Addiction Treatment Centre established to improve the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and families in particular, as well as anyone from the community who has a desire and willingness to deal with their addiction problem.

Web: www.goorihouse.org.au

Hepatitis Council of Queensland
The Hepatitis Council of Queensland Inc. (HCQ) is a community based, not-for-profit, non-government organisation which recognises the diversity of, and represents the interests of people affected by hepatitis C.

Web: www.hepqld.asn.au

Holyoake - The Queensland Institute on Alcohol and Addictions Inc
Holyoake is a non-profit, community based organisation offering support, counselling, therapy and education for those affected by another's addictive behaviour. Courses are based on a model of " breaking the cycle of abuse " and are tailored to suit individual needs. The sessions offered include short term courses of 4 to 7 weeks, plus individual and family counselling.

Web: www.adfq.org/holyoake/

Lucinda House
Lucinda is a supportive house in the Community, offering a semi-structured program in an alcohol and drug free environment. Lucinda caters for women who have primary addictions to alcohol and/or other drugs and are coming from a detoxification unit, rehabilitation program or are in a recovery program and seek relapse prevention.

Web: www.ozcare.org.au/page/Our_Services/Community_Health/

Mirikai - Gold Coast Drug Council
Provides residential rehabilitation, detoxification and counselling, assessment and referral.

Web: www.gcdrugcouncil.org.au

Ozcare Alcohol and Drug Services
Ozcare is a leading not for profit organization that provides a wide range of community and health services. These services are available to all members of the community in need and are delivered compassionately. Ozcare offers support and help for those caught in the cycle of drug and alcohol addiction. Our services include Rehabilitation Centres, Residential Drug and Alcohol Treatment Centres, Residential Detoxification Programs as well as a Drug Court Support Program. All services are aimed to assist people on their journey away from addiction.

Web: www.ozcare.org.au

Queensland Association for Healthy Communities (QAHC)
The Queensland Association for Healthy Communities (QAHC) promotes the health of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in Queensland. QAHC is engaged in the areas of LGBT Health, Sexual Health, Indigenous Health and fosters community capacity building and development. QAHC was previously known as the Queensland AIDS Council (QuAC).

Web: www.qahc.org.au

Royal Brisbane Women's Hospital - Alcohol and Drug Service
The Alcohol and Drug Service provides an inpatient unit providing acute care and medicated detoxification for people who are dependent on alcohol, sedatives, hypnotics, opiate and other psychoactive drugs. It also provides a 24 hours per day acute assessment service based in the emergency medicine and psychiatry departments.

Web: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/wwwprofiles/rbwh_hsd.asp

Web: www.aads.org.au/

Alcohol and Drug Information Service (ADIS) (Drug and Alcohol Office, WA Government)
ADIS is a 24 hour, statewide, confidential telephone service incorporating The Parent Drug Information Service and the counselling option of Quitline WA. ADIS is staffed by professional drug and alcohol counsellors.

Ph: 08 9442 5000 or 1800 198 024 for country callers
Web: www.dao.health.wa.gov.au

Alcohol and Drug Clinical Advisory Service (Drug and Alcohol Office, WA Government)
A 24 hour statewide telephone service for doctors or other health professionals seeking advice about patient management from an alcohol and other drug medical specialist.

Ph: 08 9442 5042 or 1800 688 847 Tollfree
Web: www.dao.health.wa.gov.au

Alcohol and Drug - Parent Drug Information Service (Drug and Alcohol Office, WA Government)
24 hour, statewide, confidential telephone service. Callers can opt to speak to a trained parent volunteer (all have experience of children with alcohol or drug problems). Parents also offer information/support at the Drug Court and the Children's Court.

Ph: 08 9442 5050 or 1800 653 203 for country callers
Web: www.dao.health.wa.gov.au

Antenatal Chemical Dependency Clinic
Obstetric and neonatal services for women and families. Antenatal care, in liaison with drug rehabilitation programs, is offered to women who are using alcohol or other drugs during pregnancy or who are on drug treatment programs. Experienced medical, nursing and social work staff are available for consultation throughout pregnancy. The purpose is to encourage effective antenatal care for women. There are no conditions of rehabilitation and the focus is on healthy parenting.

Web: http://www.kemh.health.wa.gov.au/services/acdc/index.htm

Cyrenian House
Cyrenian House is a not-for-profit non-government organisation with over 21 years of successful operations within the field of drug and alcohol treatments. Non Residential and Residential treatment programs are available for people suffering from the effects of drug and alcohol misuse, and for people affected by the drug and alcohol misuse of another.

Web: http://www.cyrenianhouse.com/

Cyrenian House Rick Hamersley Centre
Cyrenian House Residential Program is a therapeutic community located in a semi-rural setting in the outer northern suburbs of the Perth metropolitan area.

Web: http://www.cyrenianhouse.com/

Cyrenian House Saranna
The Saranna Women's Program aims to enhance the quality of life and well being of women and their dependant children who are affected by addictive and/or compulsive behaviour. The program aims to reduce the barriers to recovery from substance dependence that are more likely to occur for women. The service takes into account women's roles, relative status, and socialization within the larger community.

Web: http://www.cyrenianhouse.com/

Drug and Alcohol Office (DAO) (Department of Health)
Drug and Alcohol Office (DAO) is the Government agency which works across the Government and non-Government sector to address drug and alcohol issues in the community. DAO is divided into five directorates and each has a responsibility and budget for provision of services to the community. They include: Practice Development; Prevention; Client Services, Resourcing & Development; Next Step Drug and Alcohol Services; and Corporate Services. There is also a team responsible for policy development, strategy and technical information.

Web: www.dao.health.wa.gov.au

Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal Network (St John of God Health Care)
The Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal Network (DAWN) is a free Home Based Withdrawal service operating across the metropolitan area. DAWN provides a free and confidential home-based withdrawal service. It is a program that helps people to either reduce or stop their drug and/or alcohol use in their own environment. The service is staffed by clinical nurses who visit clients at home and support them through their withdrawal, facilitated by working with clients' General Practitioners in the community. Services include: assessment; medicated or non-medicated home based withdrawal; liaison with GP; home visits; education and support for individual, family and GP; referral to appropriate counselling/rehabilitation services.

Web: www.sjog.org.au

55 Central Inc
55 Central provides crisis and short term accommodation for men and women who have alcohol and/or drug dependency issues and are without accommodation or at risk of becoming homeless.

Web: www.55central.asn.au/html/index.html

Goldfields Community Drug Service Team
The Goldfields CDST is located within the structure of Centrecare Goldfields Agency, and caters for the unique needs of the large regional mining and remote communities in Goldfields Esperance region. The Agency aims to provide services to individuals, their families, service providers, community groups, employee assistance programs and to the community as a whole.

Ph: (08) 9091 1833

Great Southern Community Drug Service Team
The region serviced by the Great Southern Community Drug Service Team is from Albany west as far as Walpole, north to Katanning and Wagin, and east to Lake Grace. As well as the office in Albany, community-based centres in Denmark, Mt Barker and Katanning are staffed on regular days each week.

08 Ph: 9842 8000

Hepatitis Council of WA
The Council aims to provide information and support to people living with Hepatitis C, those at risk from contracting the virus, concerned others (relatives and friends) and associated health care professionals.

Web: www.hepatitiswa.com.au

Holyoake Institute
Holyoake commenced operations in 1975 and provides a range of non-residential, family-focused services to people of all ages experiencing problems related to their own, or someone else's alcohol or other drug use.

Web: www.holyoake.org.au

Kimberley Community Drug Service Team
The Kimberley CDST provides general alcohol and drug services to towns and communities within the Kimberley region. The Team works towards bringing together the strengths and richness of all cultures to eliminate and reduce the harm from alcohol and drug use.

Ph: (08) 9194 2640

Midwest Community Drug Service Team
Midwest Community Drug Service Team aims to reduce alcohol and other drug related harm for the people of the Midwest, Murchison regions through the provision of quality, coordinated professional services which target individual and community needs. The Team has staff based in Geraldton and Meekatharra.

Ph: (08) 9956 2424 (Head Office)

Milliya Rumurra
Milliya Rumurra provides alcohol and other drug, treatment and rehabilitation programs. The organisation offers a range of services and works closely with local Government and non Government agencies.

Ph: 08 9192 1699

Next Step Drug and Alcohol Services
The Drug and Alcohol Centres are government health services that provide the community with access to clinical treatment, information and referral for people with alcohol and other drug problems. Services are provided through outpatient clinics and a residential withdrawal facility. These services are also involved in clinical research programs as well as providing clinical training and placements to undergraduate and post graduate health professionals.

Web: http://www.dao.health.wa.gov.au/structure/nextstepdrugalcoholservices/tabid/60/default.aspx

Next Step Inpatient Withdrawal Service
An adult residential withdrawal facility providing 13 beds for short term medical detoxification for clients with problematic substance use is located at 32 Moore Street, East Perth. The service includes assessment of physical, psychiatric, psychological and social problems.

Web: www.dao.health.wa.gov.au/tabid/83/Default.aspx

Ngnowar Aerwah Aboriginal Corporation
Ngnowar Aerwah provides alcohol and other drug, treatment and rehabilitation programs. The organisation offers a range of services and works closely with local Government and non Government agencies.

Web: http://wyndham.wa.au/living/community/ngnowar-aerwah

Noongar Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services
NASAS was established in 1989, and is located in East Perth. NASAS provides services to all Aboriginal people in relation to alcohol and substance misuse.

Ph: 08 9221 1411

North Metropolitan Community Drug Service Team
The North Metropolitan Community Drug Service Team (CDST) has both a prevention and therapeutic intervention focus that can be accessed by individuals, families, and the local community. The head office is based in Subiaco, with two sub-offices based in Joondalup and at the Warwick Drug and Alcohol Centre. The North Metro CDST also has outreach locations within the north metro areas.

Web: www.dao.health.wa.gov.au/tabid/97/ctl/Detail/mid/425/xmid/22/xmfid/1/Default.aspx

Northeast Metro Community Drug Service Team
Individual counselling. Parent and significant other support groups. Youth counselling. Mental health and substance use. Peer support. Court Diversion (individual and group counselling). Community drug awareness and education.

Web: http://www.holyoake.org.au/cdst3.htm

Palmerston Association Inc
Palmerston was established in 1980 as a rehabilitation service for illicit drug users, their parents and friends. Palmerston has a nonresidential centre in Northbridge and a residential therapeutic community in Wellard.

Web: www.palmerston.org.au

Palmerston Farm
The Farm is a 19 bed residential rehabilitation facility that operates in the modified therapeutic community style and is primarily designed for adults with substance abuse problems who desire to cease abusing drugs and remain abstinent.

Web: www.palmerston.org.au

Perth Community Drug Service Team
The Perth Community Drug Service Team services the inner city, Northbridge, Highgate, East Perth and West Perth. The office is based in Perth. Counselling, group work, advocacy, information and referral for people affected by their own or someone else’s drug use. Community development, using a collaborative and dynamic approach that is responsive to identified needs in the community Education and training for schools, human service providers local businesses and other community groups.

Web: www.cyrenianhouse.com

Perth Naltrexone Clinic
The Perth Naltrexone Clinic was established in 1997 and provides treatment and rehabilitation for people seeking help with heroin addiction. Services provided include: Rapid Opiate Detoxification; Implantable Naltrexone; Pre-treatment education; Follow-up care with doctors and counselors; Support groups for patients and their families; Patient tracking by follow up coordinator. Perth Naltrexone Clinic also operates a residential facility in Northam.

Web: www.freshstart.org.au/index.php

Pilbara & Gascoyne Community Drug Service Team
The Pilbara and Gascoyne CDST provides both prevention and treatment focus on alcohol and other drug misuse through counselling services, Brief Intervention, Education and Training. Support is provided to other human service providers to manage alcohol and other drug programs amongst their clients, and support is offered to the local community to prevent alcohol and other drug problems.

Web: www.dao.health.wa.gov.au/tabid/97/ctl/Detail/mid/425/xmid/117/xmfid/1/Default.aspx

Pregnancy, Early Parenting and Illicit Substance Use Project (PEPISU)
PEPISU was established in 1999. It is a project that provides support to women who are pregnancy and/or parenting and use illicit substances. PEPISU also provides training to service providers around the issues that these women face. The project is staffed by workers who are friendly and non-judgmental.

Web: http://www.whs.org.au

Prospect Lodge
Prospect Lodge in Kalgoorlie provides residential facilities and support for men with alcohol and other drug use problems, as well as support services to their families. Services provided include a six month residential program, individual and group counselling, AA and NA meetings and living and coping skills program.

Ph: (08) 9021 4732

Rosella House (DRUG ARM)
Drug ARM WA Rosella house program is a 13 week therapeutic residential rehabilitation program which promotes a positive response to issues associated with the misuse of alcohol and other drugs. Rosella House is a 12 bed heritage listed home, located in Geraldton. It has a team of dedicated and trained staff.

Web: http://drugarmwa.org.au/rosellahouse.htm

Salvation Army Bridge Program - Sobering Centre - Detoxification Service
Perth Sobering-Up Centre and Detoxification Service are part of The Salvation Army’s alcohol and other drugs agency, the Bridge Program. Located in Bridge House, 15 Wright Street, Highgate, these services form part of a multi-phased service to individuals whose lives have become unmanageable through mis-use of alcohol and other drugs. Both these services are available 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.

Web: www.salvationarmy.org.au/wa

Serenity Lodge
Serenity Lodge was established in 1977. It provides a safe and therapeutic environment in which substance dependent people are coached and empowered to regain control of their lives and embark on a journey of recovery.

Ph: (08) 9527 9999

South Metro Community Drug Service
The new, integrated South Metro Community Drug Service has been developed through a partnership between Palmerston and Next Step. The new, streamlined service aims to provide individuals and their families with improved access to a more comphrehensive range of alcohol and other drug services from one location.

Web: www.palmerston.org.au

South East Metro Community Drug Service Team
The Southeast Metropolitan CDST is an agency of Mission Australia. We provide services to individuals, couples and families who are experiencing difficulties with substance use issues. We also provide support and training to professional agencies and community groups. We are available at easily accessible venues across the Southeast metropolitan region from Armadale to Victoria Park and our head office has been established in Cannington.

Web: www.mission.com.au

South West Community Drug Service Team
The South West CDST is based at Bunbury and provides regular services in Bunbury, Busselton, Collie, Manjimup, Bridgetown, Margaret River, and on request from other towns in the South West. The Team is multidisciplinary, working closely with the community, mental health services, hospitals, local doctors, Department of Corrections and other service providers. The Team aims to provide consultation, shared care management, education, training and counseling. Appointments can be made to see a counselor by contacting the service during working hours. No referral is necessary and the service is free.

Web: www.mission.com.au

St Patrick's Care Centre
St Patrick's Care Centre was established in 1972. It is situated in Fremantle and operates as a day centre providing information and assistance on a wide range of issues including alcohol and other drug related problems, and housing.

Web: www.stpats.com.au

Swan Emergency Accommodation Inc
The Swan Emergency Drug Education Program (SEADEP) was established in 1992 and is a program within Swan Emergency Accommodation Inc, located in midland. The program is designed to provide disadvantaged young homeless people who present with substance use issues a local safe environment in which to address their issues.

Web: http://www.swanea.com/

Teen Challenge - Grace Academy
Grace Academy is a residential rehabilitation and detox program that offers men and women aged 16 and over freedom from drug and alcohol dependence and other life control problems. Based on Christian principles, the program offers academic and vocational training and focuses on developing Christian character, equipping the individual to return to family and society as a responsible citizen. TAFE computer courses are also part of the program.

Web: www.teenchallengewa.org.au

WA Substance Users' Association Inc (WASUA)
WASUA is the State peer-based drug user organisation in WA representing the interests of people who use drugs illicitly. WASUA operated on a community development and harm reduction service delivery model. People who use drugs illicitly are represented at all levels of the organisation from management through to volunteers.

Web: www.wasua.com.au

Western Australian AIDS Council
The WA AIDS council, established in 1985, leads the Western Australian community in the provision of a wide range of services in the prevention of HIV, and the treatment and care of people living with HIV/AIDS.

Web: www.waaids.com

Western Australian Network of Alcohol and Other Drug Agencies (WANADA)
The Western Australian Network of Alcohol and Other Drug Agencies (WANADA) is the peak body for the alcohol and other drug (AOD) education, prevention, treatment and support sector in Western Australia. The three key objectives of WANADA are: sector development; policy development and services planning; and community education.

Web: www.wanada.org.au

Wheatbelt Community Drug Service Team
The Wheatbelt Community Drug Service Team provides individual counselling for people experiencing drug or alcohol problems. Family therapy sessions and spouse partner counseling is also provided for family members. Treatment groups, public drug education, professional education/consultation and early intervention programs are also core business.

Web: http://www.holyoake.org.au/cdst2.htm

Women’s Health Services - Alcohol and Other Drug Service
Women’s Health Services, Alcohol and Other Drug Service (formerly Perth Women’s Centre) is a non-residential treatment service operating within a gender-sensitive framework. The premises are located in Northbridge and provide a variety of programmes for women experiencing problems with their own or someone else’s alcohol and/or substance use. The impact of social, psychological and physiological issues associated with alcohol and other drug use (AOD) are explored in a safe, therapeutic environment to support women to make and sustain positive changes in their lives.

Web: www.whs.org.au

Youth Withdrawal and Respite Service (Mission Australia)
The Youth Withdrawal and Respite Service is a free and confidential service for young people wanting to manage their withdrawal from alcohol or other drugs in a safe and supported environment. The facility accommodates up to seven young people in a residential setting for approximately 3 - 14 days.

Web: www.missionaustralia.com.au

Zonta House Refuge Association
Zonta House Refuge Association offers short and medium term accommodation to lone women, over 25 years of age, who are in crisis, homeless or forced to leave their homes due to domestic violence. Accommodation is also provided for women experiencing mental health disorders or problems with alcohol and drug addictions.

Web: www.zontaperth.org.au/refuge.htm

Adele House
Adele House is a living skills & personal presentation program for drug & alcohol affected people. Adele House provides "Special Care Homes" for socially and disadvantaged persons.

Web: www.adelehouse.org.au

Alcohol and Drug Information Service (ADIS)
24-hour service providing information and counselling. Includes the Cannabis Quit Line.

Ph: (02) 9361 8000 or 1800 422 599 (toll free)

Web: http://www.nsw.gov.au/package.asp?PID=9538

Alcohol and Drug Services (NSW Department of Health)
For information on the range of drug and alcohol services and programs provided by the NSW Department of Health, contact the relevant Area Health Service.

Northern Sydney Central Coast Area Health Service (Dept of Health)
Ph: 02 4320 2333
Web: www.nscchealth.nsw.gov.au/

South Eastern Sydney/Illawarra Area Health Service (Dept of Health)
Ph: 02 4253 4888
Web: www.sesiahs.health.nsw.gov.au/

Sydney South West Area Health Service (Dept of Health)
Ph: 02 9828 5700
Web: www.sswahs.nsw.gov.au/

Sydney West Area Health Service (Dept of Health)
Ph: 02 4734 2120
Web: www.wsahs.nsw.gov.au/

Greater Southern Area Health Service (Dept of Health)
Ph: (02) 6128 9777
Web: www.gsahs.nsw.gov.au/

Greater Western Area Health Service (Dept of Health)
Ph: (02) 6841 2222
Web: www.gwahs.nsw.gov.au/

Hunter New England Area Health Service (Dept of Health)
Ph: 02 4921 4960
Web: www.hnehealth.nsw.gov.au/

North Coast Area Health Service (Dept of Health)
Ph: 02 6620 2100
Web: www.ncahs.nsw.gov.au/

Benelong's Haven Family Rehabilitation Centre
For Aboriginal people with a dependence on alcohol or other drugs the Centre addresses their physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs, thus encouraging them to re-enter life. This is accomplished by providing a caring environment conducive to meeting those needs. The rehabilitation facility is set in rural surroundings on the New South Wales mid north coast.

Ph: 02 6567 4856

Blacktown Alcohol and Other Drugs Family Services (BADFS)
Blacktown Alcohol and Other Drugs Family Services (BADFS) is a small, dynamic, progressive non-government organisation that works to empower families, build social capital and address alcohol and other drug issues at a community level.

Web: www.bridges.org.au

Buttery Inc. Services (The)
The Buttery Inc. Services provides a range of services including residential therapeutic community, treating adults addicted to drugs and alcohol. It also provides an outreach drug treatment service and an outreach problem gambling service.

Web: www.buttery.org.au

Campbell House
Provides an accommodation Service for men, aged 18 and over for up to three months' stay if detoxed through Campbell House.

19 Denham St
SURRY HILLS NSW 2010
Ph: 02 9331 1530

Catherine Booth House
A statewide residential rehabilitation service for women. Located in Central Sydney Area Health Service.

348 Elizabeth St
SURRY HILLS 2010 NSW
Ph: 02 9211 7300
Fax: 02 9211 3598
Email: heather_rose@aue.salvationarmy.org

Construction Industry Drug and Alcohol Foundation (CIDAF)
The Construction Industry Drug and Alcohol Foundation is a registered charity established and administered by a collective of representatives from all major stakeholders in the building and construction industry. It raises funds to provide adequate, effective and readily accessible drug and alcohol treatment services and support to building and construction industry personnel and members of their families.

PO Box 1145
ROZELLE NSW 2039
Ph: 02 9555 7852
Fax: 02 9555 9737
Email: cidaf@tpg.com.au
Web: www.cidaf.asn.au/cidaf/index.html

Corella Lodge Treatment Services
This service is on the grounds of Fairfield Hospital and provides a comprehensive treatment service for people with drug or alcohol related problems including assessment, inpatient and outpatient detoxification, and counselling services.

Corner Prairievale Rd & Restwell Rd
PRAIRIEWOOD NSW 2176
Ph: 02 9616 8586
Fax: 02 9616 8803

Darlinghurst Drug Detoxification Unit (3DU)
Outpatient detoxification from alcohol and many other drugs for patients 18+. Also offers counselling support, symptom relief for withdrawal symptoms and drug withdrawal regimens. Buprenorphine and methadone clinic available.

366 Victoria St
DARLINGHURST NSW 2010
Ph: 02 9361 8040

Detour House
Detour House is a half-way house for women affected by drug and alcohol dependence. Programme includes case management, health education, referral to specialist services, educational groups, art therapy, relaxation, yoga, acupuncture and daily attendance at 12 step meetings.

PO Box 253
GLEBE NSW 2037
Ph: 02 9660 4137
Fax: 02 9552 4388
Email: detour@infoflex.com.au

Drug and Alcohol Multicultural Education Centre (DAMEC)
DAMEC is a non-profit, non-government organisation with the primary focus of bridging the service gap by assisting alcohol, tobacco and other drug services to make a difference to the way they access and service culturally and linguistically diverse clients.

Level 1, 619 Elizabeth Street
REDFERN NSW 2012
Ph: 02 9699 3552
Fax: 02 9699 3131
Email: admin@damec.org.au
Web: www.damec.org.au

Druginfo (NSW Government)
Druginfo is the official NSW Government website on drug issues. It outlines Government policies on drugs including factsheets on illicit drugs, information on legal issues, plus information on the role of parents, families, and the broader community in reducing drug abuse.

Mental Health and Drug & Alcohol Office
NSW Health
Locked Mail Bag 961
NORTH SYDNEY NSW 2059
Ph: 02 9424 5970
Fax: 02 9424 5971
Web: www.druginfo.nsw.gov.au

Fairlight Centre (Mission Australia)
The Fairlight Centre offers support for homeless, alcoholic or drug dependant men aged 18 and over, during their recovery and reintegration into mainstream society. Fairlight offer various levels of supported accommodation, depending on the individual.

9 Fairlight Street
MANLY NSW 2095
Ph: (02) 9949 1832

Family Drug Support (FDS)
FDS is a caring, non-religious and non judgemental organisation. FDS is primarily made up of volunteers who have experienced first hand the trauma and chaos of having family members with drug dependency. The aim of FDS is to assist families throughout Australia to deal with drug issues in a way that strengthens relationships and achieves positive outcomes. Provides a range of services and programs.

Family Drug Support Head Office
PO Box 7363
LEURA NSW 2789
Ph: 1300 368 186 (24 hrs)
Email: admin@fds.ngo.org.au
Web: www.fds.org.au

Foley House
Foley House is a supported accommodation service for people living with HIV/AIDS who have complex needs.

6-8 Bellevue Street
SURRY HILLS NSW 2010
Ph: 02 9211 0544
Fax 02 9211 0778
Email: admin@foley.org.au
Web: www.foley.org.au

Foundation House
The Construction Industry Drug and Alcohol Foundation (CIDAF) - through Foundation House - provide a range of drug and alcohol services specially targeted to the needs of building workers, including a residential rehab program, assessment, counselling relapse prevention services, and family support to construction industry personnel.

PO Box 1145
ROZELLE NSW 2039
Ph: 02 9555 7852
Fax: 02 9555 9737
Email: cidaf@tpg.com.au
Web: www.cidaf.asn.au/cidaf/index.html

Freeman House
Freeman House admits men and women over 18 years of age who have detoxed from alcohol and mood altering substances prior to admission (they do not take clients on mind or mood altering medications) and offers individual counselling, group work, AA, NA, GA & other 12 step meetings.

1 Crescent Street
ARMIDALE NSW 2350
Ph: (02) 6772 4475 or (02) 6772 2168
Fax: (02) 6772 2169
Email: freeman@tpgi.com.au
Web: http://users.tpg.com.au/users/freeman/Index.html

Gorman House Detoxification Unit
Residential detoxification from alcohol and other drugs. Residents stay up to four days and receive help with detoxification issues.

Cnr Ice & Barcom Ave
DARLINGHURST NSW 2010
Ph: 02 9361 8082 (admissions) or 02 9361 8081 (office)

Holyoake
Holyoake is a non-profit organisation auspiced by CENTACARE, Sydney. HOLYOAKE exists to provide for individuals and families a comprehensive range of services which promote effective responses to the problems associated with the use of alcohol and other drugs and compulsive gambling.

16 Lindsay Street
NEUTRAL BAY NSW 2089
Ph: 02 9904 2700
Fax: 02 8968 1116
Email: holyoake@centacare.org

Jarrah House
Residential treatment facility for women and children. Provides rehabilitation, detoxification and counselling.

1414 Anzac Pde
MAROUBRA NSW 2036
Ph: 02 9661 6555
Fax: 02 9661 6595
Email: info@jarrahhouse.com.au
Web: www.jarrahhouse.com.au

Kamira Farm
Residential therapeutic community for women and their accompanying children recovering from drug and alcohol misuse.

PO Box 284
WYONG NSW 2259
Ph: 02 4392 1341
Fax: 02 4392 6644
Email: kamira@tac.com.au

Kathleen York House
Kathleen York House is a 24 hour residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation program for women and their children. Kathleen York House is committed to assisting women who are dealing with the impact of domestic violence, eating disorders, sexual abuse and depression.

144A St Johns Road
GLEBE NSW 2037
Ph: (02) 9660 5818
Fax: (02) 9552 2590
Email: kathleenyork@adfnsw.org.au
Web: http://www.adfnsw.org.au/3231/index.html

Kedesh House
Offers an 8 week Residential/Day programme with half-way house accommodation. Other treatment modules include relapse prevention, social skills, self-identity, health education and self-help groups.

PO Box 43
BERKELEY NSW 2506
Ph: 02 4271 2606
Email: kedesh.house@kedesh.com.au

Kirketon Road Centre (KRC)
KRC operates a comprehensive medical, counselling and social welfare service including methadone access and needle syringe programs from K1 above the Darlinghurst Fire Station. KRC also has a satellite facility known as K2, which is located at the epicentre of the street-based sex work and drug scene in Kings Cross. K2 provides a needle syringe service, health and social welfare advice, and assessment and referral to drug treatment and other relevant services. KRC also operates a mobile outreach service, which provides health education, needle syringe service and assessment and referral to drug treatment for hard to reach populations.

K1
Above the fire station
Cnr Darlinghurst Road and Victoria Street KINGS CROSS NSW
Ph: 02 9360 2766 (Switchboard)
Fax: 02 9360 5154

K2
38 Darlinghurst Road
KINGS CROSS NSW
Ph: 02 9360 2766 (Switchboard)
Fax: 02 9360 5154

Lakeview Non-Medical Detoxification Unit
A residential facility offering a supportive, safe environment for people 16 years and over who wish to detoxify from alcohol and other drugs and who have no concurrent medical problems. This service is provided by the Hunter/New England Area Health Service.

Belmont District Hospital
Croudace Bay Rd
BELMONT NSW 2280
Ph: 02 4923 2060

Langton Centre (The)
The Langton Centre is an outpatient clinic of Sydney Hospital and Sydney Eye Hospital, located in Surry Hills. The centre provides specialist alcohol and other drug treatment services. The service aims helps to overcome health and social problems for people who use or are dependent upon alcohol and/or other drugs. Centre staff respect the client's right to choose from the range of treatments offered and all services are underpinned by a philosophy of harm minimisation.

591 South Dowling Street
SURRY HILLS NSW 2010
Ph: 02 9332 8777

Leichhardt Women's Community Health Centre
Leichhardt Women's Community Health Centre provides a range of drug and alcohol services and programs.

55 Thornley St
LEICHHARDT NSW
Ph: 02 9560 3011
Fax: 02 9569 5098
Email: info@lwchc.org.au
Web: www.lwchc.org.au

Lyndon Withdrawal Unit
The Unit predominately services clients from the Greater Western Area Health Service and offers a Residential Detoxification Service and a four week Residential Living Skills Education Program. The detoxification service is primarily for illicit drugs but other drugs are catered for, including methadone. The Living Skills Program enables people to continue on from detoxification, but also caters for people already detoxed.

Bloomfield Hospital
Forrest Rd
ORANGE NSW 2800
Ph: 02 6362 5444
Email: lwu@netwit.net.au

Manly Drug Education & Counselling Centre (MDECC)
The Manly Drug Education & Counselling Centre (MDECC) is a non-profit, non government community based organization which provides community education, intervention and counselling/treatment programs.

91 Pittwater Road
MANLY NSW 2095
Ph: 02 9977 0711
Fax: 02 9976 2319
Email: admin@mdecc.org.au
Web: www.mdecc.org.au

Mercy Community Services
Mercy Community Services range of flexible and responsive services to people in various parts of Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Lower Hunter region of NSW. Provides counseling outreach services; residential rehabilitation service for women with children; men's recovery programs; youth programs; parenting programs.

32 Union Street
TIGHES HILL NSW 2298
Ph: 02 4961 2686
Fax: 02 4969 5149
Email: office@mercyservices.org.au
Web: www.mercyservices.org.au

Network of Alcohol and Drug Agencies Inc (NADA)
The Network of Alcohol and Drug Agencies Inc (NADA) is the peak organisation for the alcohol and drug non-government sector throughout NSW and is funded by NSW Health. NADA’s membership comprises over 100 agencies ranging from small Health funded counselling and education services to the large Charities.

PO Box 2345
STRAWBERRY HILLS NSW 2012
Ph: (02) 9698 8669
Fax: (02) 9690 0727
Email: admin@nada.org.au
Web: www.nada.org.au

Northside Clinic
The Northside Clinic is a 94 bed private psychiatric hospital and is part of the Ramsay Health Care group. Provides Drug and Alcohol services including three week medicated detox/rehab program.

2 Greenwich Road
GREENWICH NSW
Ph: 02 9433 3555
Fax: 02 9433 3599
Email: Inquiry@Northside.ramsayhealth.com.au
Web: www.ramsayhealth.northside.com.au

NSW Users and AIDS Association (NUAA)
NUAA provides a range of services and support to drug users including: needle and syringe program which provides free injecting equipment, condoms, dam and lube; information and referrals to user-friendly professionals and services; advocacy and assistance; peer education projects; consultancy and more.

345 Crown Street
SURRY HILLS NSW 2010
Ph: 02 8354 7000 or 1800 644 413 (toll free)
Fax: 02 8354 7350
Email: nuaa@nuaa.org.au
Web: www.nuaa.org.au

O'Connor House (Calvary Health Care Riverina)
O'Connor House is a 10-bed alcohol detoxification and motivation unit providing care for clients from a wide geographical area of country New South Wales and north-east Victoria. O'Connor House provides two programs for both alcohol detoxification and illicit drug rehabilitation.

Hardy Avenue
WAGGA WAGGA NSW
Ph: 02 6925 4744 or (02) 6925 4744
Fax: 02 6923 2211

Odyssey House
Odyssey House was founded in 1977 and provides residential and non-residential rehabilitation programs for men and women with a drug, alcohol or gambling problem. When appropriate, the dependant children of residents participating in the program may also receive accommodation and support to help minimise the adverse effects of their parent's problems.

13A Moonstone Place
EAGLEVALE NSW 2558
Ph: 02 02 9281 5144 (General Enquiries) 02 9820 9999 (Admin)
Fax: 02 9820 1796
Email: info@odysseyhouse.com.au
Web: www.odysseyhouse.com.au

Oolong House
Oolong House provides residential treatment for aboriginal and non-aboriginal men who wish to regain their lives and manage provlems linked to alcohol and other drugs.

11 Junction Street
NOWRA NSW 2541
Ph: 02 4422 0644
Fax: 02 4423 2145
Email: oolong@shoalhaven.net.au
Web: http://www.oolonghouse.org.au

Orana House
Inpatient non- medicated detoxification program. Support for ambulatory detoxification, outpatient support service and 24 hour crisis counselling support.

Level 4
Port Kembla Hospital
Cowper St
WARRAWONG NSW 2502
Ph: 02 4223 8155

Phoebe House
Phoebe House is a residential treatment service for women, with children, who are currently on a program of methadone maintenance. The therapeutic program at Phoebe House provides therapeutic groups, counselling, education and support around drug dependence issues and social, material and personal well-being for women and their children. The service aims to assist women to develop their personal resources and enable themselves to enhance their lifestyles and interpersonal relationships.

PO Box 16
BANKSIA N5W 2216
Ph: 02 9005 1570
Fax: 02 9005 1576
Email: phoebehouse@optusnet.com.au
Web: http://www.phoebehouse.org.au/index.php

Regent House
Regent House aspires to be a centre for excellence in pharmacotherapy treatment. The staff and management of Regent House continue to support and augment existing government funded community services by providing assessment, treatment and ongoing review of opiate dependent clients for whom other treatment options have proven unsuccessful.

33A Botany Rd
WATERLOO NSW 2017
Ph: 02 9319 5833
Fax: 02 9319 5332
Email: regenthouse@regenthouse.com.au
Web: www.regenthouse.com.au

Resource and Education Program for Injecting Drug Users (REPIDU)
REPIDU provides an effective harm reduction program for drug users which minimises the transmission of diseases into the broader community. Harm Reduction Services include: Referral; information and health education; supply of injecting equipment; safe needle disposal services; overdose prevention education; crisis intervention for accidental overdose and other drug-related health problems; Hepatitis C clinic; Hepatitis B vaccinations; health interventions and health promotion activities.

151 Pitt Street
REDFERN NSW 2016
Ph: (02) 9699 6188
Fax: (02) 9699 2006
Email: REPIDU@bigpond.com
Web: www.cdp.unsw.edu.au/repidu.htm

Riverlands Drug and Alcohol Centre
The centre comprises a 16 bed detoxification unit, a pharmacotherapy clinic (methadone & buprenorphine), clinical liaison and outpatient services and an educational and training facility.

Locked Bag 11
LISMORE NSW 2480
Ph: 02 6620 7612 (Intake) or 02 6620 7600 (Reception)

South West Alternative Programme (SWAP)
The main focus of the service is on young people from non-English speaking backgrounds, but is available to anyone living in the Fairfield local government area. Provides counselling, assessment, referral and education services.

81 Cabramatta Road
CABRAMATTA NSW 2166
Ph: (02) 9726 4006

St John of God
Medicated detox plus in-patient rehab and counselling services.

177 Grose Vale Rd
NORTH RICHMOND NSW 2754
Ph: 1300 656 273 or 02 4570 6128
Web: www.stjohnofgod.org.au

Sydney Clinic (The)
Patients undergo a medicated detoxification and then attend group therapy. The program educates patients about the nature of addiction, physical and psychological implications, identification of dependant behaviours and relapse prevention strategies.

22-24 Murray St
BRONTE NSW 2024
Ph: 02 9389 8888
Web: www.healthscopehospitals.com.au/info/general/HospitalHome/get/35/hospitalId/

Sydney Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC)
The Sydney Medically Supervised Injecting Centre (MSIC) aims to reduce harm associated with illicit drug use by supervising injecting episodes that might otherwise occur in less safe circumstances such as public places or alone.

66 Darlinghurst Rd
KINGS CROSS NSW 2011
Ph: 02 9360 1191
Fax: 02 9360 0707
Email: traceyb@sydneymsic.com
Web: www.sydneymsic.com

Ted Noffs Foundation
Provides a range of services for young people and their families who are experiencing drug and alcohol problems and related trauma. Programs include the PALM (Program for Adolescent Life Management) - a residential program for young people aged 14 to 18 with serious alcohol, or other drug-related difficulties. The three-month program aims to help young people to build the skills to manage their own lives effectively.

PO Box 120
Randwick NSW 2031
Ph: 02 9310 0133
Fax:02 9310 0020
Email: noffs@noffs.org.au
Web: www.noffs.org.au

Triple Care Farm (Mission Australia)
A residential, treatment and vocational training program for young people, aged 16-21.

188 Knights Hill Road
ROBERTSON NSW 2577
Ph: 02 4885 1265

We Help Ourselves (WHOS)
Provides a range of programs including a residential therapeutic program for women; Methadone To Abstinence Residential Program; mens program; counselling; education.

PO Box 1237
STRAWBERRY HILLS NSW 2012

Ph: 02 9318 2980
Email: info@whos.com.au
Web: www.whos.com.au

Weigelli Centre Aboriginal Corp
Drug and alcohol rehabilitation 3 month program. Aim of the service is to reduce the harm of drug and alcohol dependence in aboriginal people and their communities in the mid-western are of NSW and other regions. Non-aboriginal persons are also eligible.

1474 Pine Mount Rd
COWRA NSW 2794
Ph: 02 6345 1803
Fax: 02 6345 1930
Email: weigelli@bigpond.com.au

Wesley Mission
Wesley Mission, Sydney is Australia's largest Church conducting a ministry of Word and Deed throughout Australia. Wesley Mission provides a wide range of services and programs to people in need, and has over 250 centres throughout the state of NSW.

220 Pitt Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Ph: (02) 9263 5555
Fax: (02) 9264 4681
Web: www.wesleymission.org.au

Western Sydney Drug and Alcohol Resource Centre (WESDARC)
WESDARC operates from within the community to promote the principles of harm minimisation in a creative and responsive way that reflects an understanding of the diversity of social, cultural and environmental needs of people living in Penrith, Blue Mountains and Hawkesbury. Through the provision of education resources, skills development, community development, training and advocacy, WESDARC strives to improve health, increase alternatives and bring about change.

PO Box 514
KINGSWOOD NSW 2747
Ph: 02 4732 1999
Fax: 02 4731 1911
Email: admin@wesdarc.org.au
Web: www.wesdarc.org.au

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Alcoholics Anonymous Victoria
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.

36 Church Street
RICHMOND VIC
Ph: 03 9429 1833
Web: www.aavictoria.com.au

Association for Prevention and Harm Reduction Programs Australia Inc (Anex)
A community-based, not for profit organisation, Anex promotes and supports Needle and Syringe Programs (NSPs) and the evidence-based approach of harm reduction. We strive for a supported and effectively resourced NSP sector that is perceived as part of the solution to drug-related issues.

Suite 1 Level 2
600 Nicholson Street
FITZROY NORTH VIC 3068
Phone: 03 9486 6399
Fax: 03 9486 7844
Email: info@anex.org.au
Web: www.anex.org.au

Eastern Health Alcohol and Drugs Service
Eastern Health Alcohol and Drug Service provides specialist treatment and advisory services for clients and their families in the Eastern Metropolitan Region. Clients can access a range of clinical services including counselling, (individual, group and family), forensic brokerage services and outpatient drug withdrawal services.

43 Carrington Rd
BOX HILL VIC 3128
Ph: 03 9843 1266
Fax: (03) 9895 3313
Email: info@easternhealth.org.au
Web: www.easternhealth.org.au/mental/alcohol-drug.html

Ballarat Uniting Care Outreach Centre
Provides a wide range of drug and alcohol services and programs including: counselling; outreach; supported accommodation; home based withdrawal; residential withdrawal and more.

105 Dana Street
BALLARAT VIC 3350
Ph: 03 5332 1286
Fax: 03 5332 1055
Email: ucocad@unitingcareballarat.com.au
Web: http://www.unitingcareballarat.com.au

Barwon Health
Provides a range of drug and alcohol services including: Dual diagnosis; Methadone program; Youth outreach; Home withdrawal; Drink Drive; Court Assessment; Counselling & continued support; Needle & Syringe Exchange.

40 Little Malop Street
GEELONG VIC 3218
Ph: 03 5273 4000
Fax: 03 5273 4044
Email: postmaster@barwonhealth.org.au
Web: www.barwonhealth.org.au

Better Health Channel - Department of Human Services
The Better Health Channel was established in May 1999 by the Victorian Government. Its role is to provide the community with access to online health related information. The site provides a wide range of information including articles on health related topics; daily list of health related events and activities; library; links to a database of health news items, and more. The site also includes a searchable database of local services and health practitioners.

GPO Box 4057
MELBOURNE VIC 3001
Ph: 1800 126 637
Fax: 03 9096 9190
Web: www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au

Community Health Outreach Program (CHOPER)
Community Health Outreach Program is a mobile (car based), outreach Needle and Syringe Program, providing sterile injecting equipment, condoms, lube & safe sex/safe using information to injecting drug users in the Eastern Region.

CHOPER Program Coordinator
Whitehorse Community Health Service
65 Carrington Rd
BOX HILL 3128 VIC
Ph: 03 9890 2220

Depaul House
Depaul House provides care and accommodation for people withdrawing from drugs. Patients are voluntary clients who are provided with high-level support and medical care at the House, located on the St. Vincent's Hospital Melbourne campus.

9 Brunswick Street
FITZROY 3065 VIC
Ph: 03 9288 2624
Web: http://www.svhm.org.au/infoabout/departments/depaul_house01.htm

DirectLine
A 24 hour telephone service which provides anyone in the community with access to drug and alcohol counselling, information and referral to services. DirectLine is free, anonymous and confidential.

Ph: 1800 888 236 (24hr)
Web: www.health.vic.gov.au/drugs/directline.htm

Drug and Alcohol Clinical Advisory Service
A 24 hour telephone service which provides health professionals with advice on the clinical management of drug and alcohol issues.

Ph: 1800 812 804 or 03 9416 3611 (24hr)

Drug Info Clearinghouse
DrugInfo Clearinghouse functions as a drug prevention network, providing easy access to information about alcohol and other drugs, and drug prevention. Professionals and members of the general community can use the service as their first port of call for information from local, national and international sources.

Ph: 1300 858 584
Web: www.druginfo.adf.org.au

Eastern Drug and Alcohol Service (EDAS)
EDAS provides free and confidential drug and alcohol counselling, support, education and training to residents and workers in the Eastern Metropolitan Region. EDAS is a consortium operated by Eastern Access Community Health, the Inner East Community Health Service and MonashLink Community Health Service. EDAS operates from three sub-regional offices.

Eastern Access Community Health
46 Warrandyte Rd
RINGWOOD VIC 3130
Ph: (03) 9871 1800
Fax: (03) 9870 4688
Web: www.edas.org.au

Inner East Community Health Service
378 Burwood Rd
HAWTHORN VIC 3122
Ph: (03) 9818 6703
Fax: (03) 9818 6714
Web: www.iechs.com.au

MonashLink Community Health Service
7 Dunscombe Ave
GLEN WAVERLEY VIC 3150
Ph: (03) 9803 0300
Fax: (03) 9802 3416
Web: www.edas.org.au

Emergency Accommodation and Support Enterprise (EASE)
EASE is a Bendigo-based, community managed organisation that provides support and accommodation to women and their children escaping domestic violence, young women who are pregnant or parenting, and women with alcohol and drug issues.

PO Box 958
BENDIGO VIC 3552
Ph: 03 5443 4945 or 1800 884 038
Fax: 03 5443 4844
Email: info@ease.org.au
Web: www.solvingthejigsaw.org.au/index_files/Page312.htm

Family Drug Help (FDH)
Family Drug Help (FDH) is an innovative service designed specifically to address the support and information needs of parents, other family members and significant others of someone with problematic alcohol or other drug use. People with personal experience of the effects of alcohol or other drug use within their family or friendship group are involved at all levels of the service. Family Drug Help offers several services including: a network of family and friend Support Groups; a 24-hour telephone Helpline; a state-wide Resource Centre; and an advocacy role with drug treatment services.

140 Grange Road
CARNEGIE VIC 3163
Ph: 03 9573 1700 or Ph: 1300 660 068 (24-hour telephone Helpline)
Email: FDH@sharc.org.au
Web: www.familydrughelp.sharc.org.au

Hepatitis C Council of Victoria
The Hepatitis C Council of Victoria Inc. is a statewide organisation representing and catering to the needs of people with hepatitis C, their carers, partners, family and friends. The Council works to achieve this through support, advocacy, education and consultation.

Suite 5, 200 Sydney Road
BRUNSWICK VIC 3056
Ph: 03 9380 4644 or 1800 703 003
Fax: 03 9380 4688
Web: www.hepcvic.org.au

Koori Community Alcohol and Drug Resource Centre
The Koori Community Alcohol & Drug Resource Centre (KCADRC) is a service which was developed following the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. The main purpose of the Centre is to provide an alternative to prison and Police lock-up situations for Koori men and women who are under the influence of alcohol or drugs when they are picked up by Police.

150 Separation St
NORTHCOTE VIC 3070
Ph: 03 9481 2666
Email: info@ngwala.org
Web: www.ngwala.org/services/recovery_kcdcrc.htm

Ngwala Willumbong
Service for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people in the Eastern region, who have substance misuse difficulties and/or family members that are affected by drug and alcohol problems. Services include: outreach support; individual and/or group counseling; assessment and referral; supported access to a range of specialist mainstream services; community support via education and information programs; access to Ngwala's range of residential recovery centres.

93 Wellington Street
ST KILDA 3182 VIC
Ph: (03) 9510 3233
Fax: (03) 9510 6288
Web: http://www.ngwala.org

MacKillop Family Services
MacKillop Family Services provides a wide range of programs for disadvantaged children, young people and families in both Melbourne and Geelong. Drug and alcohol services include intensive and integrated home-based support for at risk families; and substance abuse family support services.

Level 1, 123 Paisley Street
FOOTSCRAY 3011 VIC
Ph: 03 9687 7166
Fax: 03 9687 9622
Email: enquiry@mackillop.org.au
Web: www.mackillop.org.au

Maroondah Addictions Recovery Project Inc (MARP)
MARP is a voluntary community based organisation which provides residential services for men and women who have found drugs and alcohol a problem in their lives. Provides two types of programs catering for the varying needs of men and women who require our assistance with their drug or alcohol problem: Residential Rehabilitation Program; and Supported Accommodation Program.

17 Clarke St
LILYDALE VIC 3140
Ph: 03 9737 6540
Fax: 03 9737 6545
Email: marp@marp.org.au
Web: http://www.marp.com.au

Mary of the Cross Centre
Mary of the Cross Centre is a service of Centacare Catholic Family Services. It works with the community of Melbourne to assist it in dealing with the harmful effects of drug and alcohol abuse. In particular, the Centre works with and cares for families, and culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

7 Brunswick St
FITZROY VIC 3065
Ph: 03 9495 6144
Fax: 03 9495 6166
Email: moc@maryofthecross.org.au
Web: www.maryofthecross.org.au

Oxford Houses Australia Addiction Recovery Centres
Oxford Houses Australia provides drug and alcohol-free, self-managed houses for people in recovery wanting to live clean and sober.

c/o Moreland Hall
26 Jessie Street
MORELAND VIC 3058
Ph: 03 9386 0911
Fax: 03 9386 0944
Email: mail@oxfordhouses.org.au
Web: www.oxfordhouses.org.au

Raymond Hader Clinic
The clinic is driven by a vision to deliver a treatment program incorporating the mind, body and spirit. The following programs are offered from this location: Outpatient and Aftercare Program; Family Intervention Program; Forensic Drug & Alcohol Specialist Service; Education Programs; Professional Counselling.

Suite 16, 20 Commercial Road
MELBOURNE VIC 3004
Ph: 03 9804 5757
Fax: 03 9804 57 97
Email: info@rayhaderclinic.com.au
Web: www.rayhaderclinic.com.au

South East Alcohol and Drug Services (SEADS)
South East Alcohol and Drug Services (SEADS) is committed to improving the health and quality of life of individuals, families, and communities by providing holistic alcohol and other drug services. Provides a range of services including: counseling; programs for people of diverse backgrounds; Street Outreach; Syringe Distribution and Retrieval; Withdrawal/detoxification (outpatient, home-based and residential); Drink Drive Licence Restoration Program; and Information, Education and Training to community groups and professionals.

2nd Floor, 229 Thomas Street
DANDENONG 3175 VIC
Ph: 03 8792 2330
Fax: 03 8792 2331
Web: www.southernhealth.org.au/seads/default.htm

TaskForce Community Agency Inc
TaskForce Community Agency Inc. works in partnership with young people and adults who are experiencing, or are at risk of experiencing, difficulties in relation to substance abuse, unemployment and related issues. TaskForce provides: Supportive programs that seek to maximise individual choice, encourage community participation, and foster personal and social wellbeing. It operates across Melbourne and has offices in Moorabbin, Prarahn and Northcote.

421 South Road
MOORABBIN VIC 3189
Ph: 03 9532 0811
Fax: 03 9532 1830
Email: info@taskforce.org.au
Web: www.taskforce.org.au

Tranquilliser Recovery and New Existence (TRANX)
TRANX provides a benzodiazepine withdrawal support service through counselling, telephone support and resources to help people recover from dependency on tranquillisers or sleeping pills. Education and training to health practitioners and raising community awareness are important aspects of the work we do.

222 Burke Road
GLEN IRIS 3146 VIC
Ph: 03 9886 0955
Fax: 03 9886 0650
Email: info@tranx.org.au
Web: www.tranx.org.au

Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre
Turning Point is a specialist alcohol and drug organisation. Our approach to alcohol and drug issues is multi-dimensional, integrating treatment and support service delivery with research, education and training. Turning Point provides a wide range of specialist treatment and support services to people affected by alcohol and drug use. Services include: assessment; CCI forensic outreach service; Counselling, consultancy and continuing care; Direct Response Outreach Program (DROP); Forensic services; Home-based withdrawal service; Maintenance pharmacotherapy services; Needle and syringe exchange program; Outpatient withdrawal service; Specialist pharmacotherapy services.

54-62 Gertrude Street
FITZROY VIC 3065
Ph: 03 8413 8413
Fax: 03 9416 3420
Email: info@turningpoint.org.au
Web: www.turningpoint.org.au

Victorian AIDS Council/Gay Men's Health Centre (VAC/GMHC)
The primary focus of VAC/GMHC is the health and well-being of HIV positive individuals and communities, the HIV vulnerable or at risk communities, and the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender (GLBT) communities. Services include: Support services for people living with HIV/AIDS, and services which aim to improve health and well-being, including medical services, counselling services, support groups and peer education groups.

6 Claremont Street
SOUTH YARRA VIC 3141
Ph: (03) 9865 6700 or 1800 134 840
Fax: (03) 9826 2700
Email: enquiries@vicaids.asn.au
Web: www.vicaids.asn.au

Victorian Alcohol and Drug Association (VAADA)
VAADA was established in 1980 as a peak body representing alcohol and drug treatment agencies across Victoria. VAADA currently provides services to both service providers and the Department, including information exchange, service development, advocacy and education, publication of a regular newsletter, and the running of an annual residential summer school to enhance the skills and training of alcohol and drug workers.

211 Victoria Parade
COLLINGWOOD VIC 3066
Ph: 03 9416 0899
Fax: 03 9416 2085
Email: vaada@infoxchange.net.au
Web: www.vaada.org.au

Victorian Government Drug Related Services Website
Information about the Victorian Government approach to drug use and misuse, funding agencies and treatment services, and service quality and review of Victoria's drug system.

Department of Human Services
Drugs Policy and Services Branch
Ph: 03 9096 5139
Web: www.health.vic.gov.au/drugservices/

VIVAIDS Victorian Drug User Group
VIVAIDS is a statewide membership based organisation of drug users. Membership is made up of current users, ex-users and people who agree with the groups aims and objectives. VIVAIDS provides peer education, information, referral services to drug users, facilitates working groups on specific issues and projects, publishes WHACK Magazine and runs a needle and syringe program.

PO Box 2435
FITZROY 3065 VIC
Ph: 03 9419 3633
Fax: 03 9415 7055
Email: vivaids@vivaids.org.au
Web: http://home.vicnet.net.au/~vivaids/

Western Health Drug and Alcohol Service (DAS West)
DAS West provides a diverse range of services and programs for individuals and their families affected by drug and alcohol related problems. Accordingly, four broad areas have been established: Young People, Adults, Women & Children, and persons with a diagnosed mental illness who are also substance dependent. Specially tailored programs designed to meet the diverse range of needs of individuals within each group. DAS West Services encompass early intervention and prevention, counselling and support, specialist home and residential withdrawal units and pharmacotherapy programs. DAS West offers services from two locations in Footscray and one in Sunshine, as well as its outreach services.

3-7 Eleanor Street
FOOTSCRAY 3011 VIC
Ph: 03 8345 6682
Web: www.wh.org.au

Western Region Alcohol and Drug Centre (WRAD) Inc
WRAD (Western Regional Alcohol and Drug Centre) provides a range of programs and services concerning drug and alcohol related issues.

26 Fairy St
WARRNAMBOOL VIC 3280
Ph: 03 5560 3222
Email: enquires@wrad.org.au
Web: www.wrad.org.au

Windana Society Inc
Windana Society Inc. has been a key service provider in Victoria providing effective generic and specialist Alcohol and Drug community health and support services since 1984. Services provided by Windana span residential, non-residential and external services.

88 Alma Road
ST KILDA VIC 3182
Ph: (03) 9529 7955 (Administration)
Fax: (03) 9521 3581
Web: www.windana.org.au

Youth Substance Abuse Service (YSAS)
The Youth Substance Abuse Service (YSAS) provides a range of services for young people aged 12-21 who are experiencing significant problems related to their alcohol and/or drug use, including: outreach; withdrawal services; residential rehabilitation; supported accommodation; day programs and specialist programs. Also provides a 24-hour telephone service offering information, counselling and referral.

Head Office
Level 1, 131 Johnston Street
FITZROY VIC 3065
Ph: 03 3 9415 8881
Ph: 1800 014 446 (24-hour)
Fax: 03 9415 8882
Email: admin@ysas.org.au
Web: www.ysas.org.au

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