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Namatjira Haven Drug and Alcohol Healing Centre provides a culturally safe residential rehabilitation service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men aged 18 and over to address problematic substance use and related issues.
Missiondale is for adults 18+ that are looking for help with substance misuse
St Marks provides a unique treatment facility in the top of the South, based on therapeutic community concepts with a strong family/whānau emphasis.
Odyssey House residential programmes are based around a therapeutic community model designed to assist people with significant Alcohol and Drug issues.
Odyssey offers residential, school and community services for adults (23 years and over), young adults (18-22 years), youth (13-17 years) and families from across New Zealand at our centres in Auckland and Whangarei. We also provide a youth school and community service, Youth INtact, in Hamilton.
We provide rehabilitation programmes that are based on 12-Step recovery principles & evidence based therapies.
Palmerston support individuals, families and communities affected by alcohol and other drug issues with a range of services including counselling, group support and residential rehabilitation. Residential therapeutic communities are for adults, community based services are open to everyone.
Yaandina’s Turner River Rehabilitation Centre is a 24 bed facility that uses the Therapeutic Community (TC) model for treatment and addiction recovery. Turner River Centre is primarily for Aboriginal men and women aged 18 years and over but does not exclude others, primarily depending on bed availability.
Hope Springs is a residential rehabilitation program for adults affected by their alcohol and other drug misuse. Hope Springs is based on a Therapeutic Community model and is located 30 kilometres outside of Geraldton WA and can accommodate up to 27 residents.
Cyrenian House Residential Rehabilitation programs are available to individuals over the age of 18 struggling with alcohol and other drug issues. Cyrenian residential treatment programs offer a person-centre approach, focusing on overall lifestyle changes, not simply abstinence from alcohol or drug use.
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