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Nana Muru

Nana Muru is a free drug and alcohol withdrawal management and rehabilitation service open to any person aged over 18 years, with drug or alcohol concerns. Nana Muru is a culturally appropriate and evidence-based service in Nowra, with mobile outreach to surrounding communities. Be guided by a Registered Nurse, who will support your detoxification in consultation with your GP. For inquiries about day withdrawal support or mobile detox or other Lives Lived Well programs call 02 6362 5337 or email info@liveslivedwell.org.au

Contact details

(02) 6362 5337
info@liveslivedwell.org.au.
78 Bridge Rd, Nowra, NSW 2541 — Get Directions
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Who can access this service

18 years and over

How to connect with this service

In-person Phone Online

Areas serviced

Nowra and surrounding regions

Shoalhaven

Categories

Alcohol and other drugs

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