Namatjira Haven Gulgihwen means “change” in the traditional local language. Our Program is designed for Aboriginal men aged 18 years + and is intended to provide education and support towards addressing the issues of substance misuse and related harms such as criminality, and to improve health and well-being. With the support of experienced Staff we … Read more
The Toora Women – Transitional Corrections – (Western Creek, A.C.T) Coming Home program’s purpose is to provide services to women exiting the Corrections system that will reduce homelessness and recidivism. In providing safe accommodation and follow up in relevant areas of a woman’s life, women are supported to fulfil their potential and reintegrate into the … Read more
Lesley’s Place Residential Program Lesley’s Place is a drug and alcohol service that provides residential treatment and recovery support for women and women accompanied by children. It has the capacity to house 9 women and 2 children. Lesley’s place can support women who have already completed a supervised withdrawal, but need short term, day-to-day support … Read more
Kathleen York House supports women who are seeking abstinence based treatment after a long history of harmful substance dependence. We admit women over 21, without children or with children under 12. Many of our clients have also been diagnosed with mental health disorders.For our program to be successful, each potential client is thoroughly assessed to … Read more
Phoebe House Arncliffe, N.S.W Inc. is an Incorporated Association funded by NSW Health under the non-Government Organisation (NGO) Program. Phoebe House is a registered charity which was established in 1984 in recognition that women with children, who are on an Opioid Treatment Program, require support and assistance to stabilise and maintain treatment. Phoebe House Arncliffe, … Read more
Banyan House (Darwin, N.T) is a therapeutic community, which is a group of people working together to overcome their common problem of alcohol and/or other drug addiction. At Banyan House, recovery means regaining lost or diminished capability, health or previous level of functioning. In other words, returning to a state of physical and mental health. … Read more
Kamira was established in 1982 on the Central Coast of New South Wales. It was created in response to the growing need for a residential alcohol and other drug treatment for women with children from across NSW. Kamira has a governance committee and operates as a medium term residential treatment service. It receives funding from … Read more
Established in 1984, Detour House (Glebe, N.S.W) provides a structured three month rehabilitation program for up to seven homeless women affected by drugs, and/or alcohol dependence.Detour House is funded by the Department of Community Services as a Specialist Homeless Service.All women who meet the admission criteria, regardless of religious or cultural beliefs, sexual preference, transgender … Read more
Shanty Creek – Lives Lived Well (Mareeba, QLD) is situated on a picturesque 25 acre site in the Atherton Tablelands. It is approximately 60 kilometres from Cairns and 15 kilometres from Mareeba. The program provides residential rehabilitation to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men and women, aged 18 years and over, who are dependent on … Read more
Mirikai Therapeutic Community – Lives Lived Well (Burleigh Heads, QLD) is a specialist alcohol and drug rehabilitation facility located at West Burleigh on the Gold Coast. People aged up to 35 years may be accepted on a case by case basis. Based on a Therapeutic Community model, our residents live together and support each other to … Read more