Odyssey House NSW

OHNSW offers residential, non-residential and information services and programs to individuals and communities impacted by AOD misuse.

Ted Noffs Foundation – Palm Sydney

PALM Sydney is for young people aged between 13 and 17 years who are experiencing problems with alcohol and/or other drug use.

The Buttery

The Buttery’s Therapeutic Community (TC) is open to any NSW resident aged 18 years and over. All participants undertake a phone assessment before joining. Set in the Byron Bay Hinterland, the TC has 34 beds including several specialised beds within the program to support different participant needs. The program is delivered as one unified model… Continue reading The Buttery

THE GLEN

Ngaimpe Aboriginal Corporation set up The Glen in 1994. Since that time, it has been an example of the Koori spirit, and indeed the human spirit. The Glen Group is a male-specific and a female specific Central Coast Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre and we are proud to provide opportunities for drug and alcohol rehabilitation… Continue reading THE GLEN

Watershed – Drug & Alcohol Recovery & Education Centre Inc

The Watershed provide a residential service for alcohol and other drug (AID) detoxification and rehabilitation as well as longer term supported accommodation service at out ‘Carinya House’, to male and female adults 18 years and older. Watershed also operates a non-residential Day Program which offers flexible services for those seeking a non-residential Day Program which… Continue reading Watershed – Drug & Alcohol Recovery & Education Centre Inc

WHOS® GUNYAH TC – Lilyfield NSW

WHOS® Gunyah TC is a residential Therapeutic Community (TC) for men set in the tranquil and heritage grounds in inner Sydney. Its goal is to help men find freedom from alcohol and other drug dependence (AOD) and discover a better way of living. Our Therapeutic Community’s aim is to provide a safe and secure environment… Continue reading WHOS® GUNYAH TC – Lilyfield NSW

WHOS® NEW BEGINNINGS TC – Lilyfield NSW

WHOS® New Beginnings is a residential Therapeutic Community (TC) for women, its goal is to help women find freedom from alcohol and other drug dependence (AOD) and discover a better way of living. Residents are supported to take on increasing levels of responsibility in the daily life of the New Beginnings Therapeutic Community.

WHOS® OSTAR® Opioid Substitution to Abstinence Residential TC – Lilyfield NSW

WHOS® OSTAR® (Opioid Substitution to Abstinence Residential) is a residential Therapeutic Community (TC) for men and women, with the goal is to assist in the reduction and cessation of methadone and other opioids while learning the skills necessary to live drug free. OSTAR® Therapeutic Community provides a safe and secure environment where the individual can… Continue reading WHOS® OSTAR® Opioid Substitution to Abstinence Residential TC – Lilyfield NSW

WHOS® RTOD® Residential Opioid Treatment Stabilisation Program TC – Lilyfield NSW

WHOS® RTOD® (Residential Treatment of Opioid Dependence) provides service to men and women and uses the modified Therapeutic Community (TC) model of care to assist in the stabilisation of opioid treatment, while learning the skills necessary to achieve individual goals. RTOD® ’s aim is to foster health gains, for opioid maintenance clients needing stabilisation support,… Continue reading WHOS® RTOD® Residential Opioid Treatment Stabilisation Program TC – Lilyfield NSW

WHOS® We Help Ourselves – Hunter Region

WHOS Hunter Valley® TC is a 4 – 6 months Residential Therapeutic Community (TC) for adult men and women set in the regional area of the Hunter Valley NSW. Its goal is to help individuals find freedom from alcohol and other drug dependence incorporating harm reduction and co-existing mental health initiatives.

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