Eligibility Criteria: Program clients

Eligibility Criteria: All clients over 16 years of age will need to provide proof of identity. To be eligible for the Alcohol and Other Drugs Residential Treatment program you will need to be 18 years or over and experiencing issues with alcohol and other drug use. You can attend with a family member, supportive other person and your children. You can complete the online referral form to start the process.

Eligibility Criteria: Anyone who seeks information or counselling for drugs and alcohol. We see both Indigenous and non-Indigenous people from the age of 13 years upwards.

Eligibility Criteria: Individuals experiencing alcohol and/or other drug dependency, and aged 18 and over. Eligibility Criteria- • 18 years of age or over • referred to the service by Police, Community Patrol organisations, other referring agencies; responsible community member, or self • assessment interview for program suitability

Eligibility Criteria: People over the age of 18 years old struggling with addiction (sexual offences and serious acts of violence against are exclusion criteria). Meals provided only for residential program participants.

Eligibility Criteria: Living with mental illness or caring for someone living with mental illness. Living with a mental illness recovering from alcohol or drug addiction. Assisting people living in Palmerston and its rural suburbs. A referral form is required to be completed by the individual, GP, or other service provider.

Eligibility Criteria: Young people between 12-24 years old

Eligibility Criteria: Young people between 12-24 years old

Eligibility Criteria: Open to all

Eligibility Criteria: Community support

Eligibility Criteria: Self-referral, agency referral

Eligibility Criteria: People who are experiencing issues with alcohol, tobacco and other drugs.

Eligibility Criteria: Open to all adults who are experiencing issues with drugs and alcohol

Eligibility Criteria: Family members including partners, parents, children, relatives and friends experiencing problems with alcohol and drugs