COORDINARE - South Eastern NSW PHN
Waminda, the South Coast Women's Health & Welfare Aboriginal Corporation, provides a Drug and Alcohol Brokerage and Community Support program.
This free program is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and their families affected by substance misuse in the Illawarra Shoalhaven and Far South Coast regions.
Call (02) 4421 7400 or click here for more information.
Provided by Marathon Health, the Linked program in Yass is a free program for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples under 25 who are impacted by drug and / or alcohol issues.
This is an outreach service and safe space for young people to have a yarn about alcohol, smoking, and other drug concerns to help improve social and emotional wellbeing.
Call (02) 5109 9750 or click here for more information. You can also email linked@marathonhealth.com.au.
COORDINARE has partnered with Lives Lived Well and Directions Health to deliver the following free drug and alcohol rehabilitation services:
Provided by Lives Lived Well, the Mudjilali Men’s Group project collaborates with partner agencies and Elders to run free Aboriginal men’s groups in Eden, Wallaga Lake, and Bega.
The Mudjilali project meets an important need for soft entry drug and alcohol services on the lower South Coast of NSW.
Call (02) 6492 0011 or click here for more information.
Directions Health’s confidential 'Pathways to Recovery' programs offer people impacted by drug or alcohol related issues a range of non-judgemental, holistic, harm minimisation-based services. The Pathways programs are free for people of all ages, including family members.
The program is offered in the Bega Valley, Eurobodalla, Goulburn, and Snowy Monaro regions. Click here for more information.
The Salvation Army's Pathways Program (formally Shoalhaven Bridge Program) provides free support and treatment for people with drug and alcohol issues in Nowra. This service includes:
Call (02) 4423 2102, email pathwaysshoalhaven@salvationarmy.org.au or click here for more information.
Drug and alcohol treatment services are a key priority for COORDINARE. Find out more on our Drug and alcohol health priority page.
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