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Aboriginal Alcohol and Drug Service
Alcohol and drug information
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Aboriginal Alcohol and Drug Service
Contact
Phone
08 9221 1411Fax
08 9221 1585
Website
Aboriginal Alcohol and Drug Service
(http://www.aads.org.au)
Location
211 Royal Street EAST PERTH WA 6004
Opening times
Hours might change due to public holiday
Today
8:30am–5pm
Tuesday
8:30am–5pm
Wednesday
8:30am–5pm
Thursday
8:30am–5pm
Friday
8:30am–2:30pm
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Additional information
The Aboriginal Alcohol and Drug Service (AADS) Alcohol and other Drug (AOD) Support Services are a multidisciplinary team who have a strong focus on cultural security in service delivery for the community.
Together the team provide programs to Aboriginal youth, families, men, women (and their children), schools and community groups and to clients within prisons.
Our teams respond to clients' needs through holistic assessment, support planning, culturally appropriate counselling, medical withdrawal support, referral to residential rehabilitation (through partnerships), family support, advocacy, and prisons programs.
The program also delivers information, education and prevention:
• Alcohol, drug and substance awareness
• Community justice and diversion
• Aboriginal history and culture
• Parenting education
• Healthy communication and anger management
• Harm reduction
Entry Requirements
This service is only available to Aboriginal individuals.
Clients can access the service by walking into the clinic, phoning or through a referral from any health or community service that they are already connected with, such as health services and employment services.
Together the team provide programs to Aboriginal youth, families, men, women (and their children), schools and community groups and to clients within prisons.
Our teams respond to clients' needs through holistic assessment, support planning, culturally appropriate counselling, medical withdrawal support, referral to residential rehabilitation (through partnerships), family support, advocacy, and prisons programs.
The program also delivers information, education and prevention:
• Alcohol, drug and substance awareness
• Community justice and diversion
• Aboriginal history and culture
• Parenting education
• Healthy communication and anger management
• Harm reduction
Entry Requirements
This service is only available to Aboriginal individuals.
Clients can access the service by walking into the clinic, phoning or through a referral from any health or community service that they are already connected with, such as health services and employment services.
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.