Vinnies Illicit Drug & Alcohol Detox Centre - South Brisbane

Intoxicated persons or homeless in a public space

Inner Brisbane Public Intoxication Program

The only youth specific detox in Queensland. A residential non medicated detoxification service providing detox for all drugs including speed, heroin, cannabis, inhalants and poly drug use. People aged 13 - 18 years. Can stay up to eleven days. Worker support 24 hours a day. 
ADAWS is a residential (or live-in) program for young people aged 13 to 18 who feel they have a problem with their drug use and want to withdraw or detox. Young people who come to ADAWS live in the ADAWS house for 11 days while they detox, and take part in a relapse prevention program. There are workers at ADAWS around the clock so that young people are fully supported at all times while they take part in the residential program. People who come into the program live in an ordinary house with up to three other young people. ADAWS is not like a hospital.

Clarence Street

This program helps homeless adults charged with minor offences to be referred to appropriate support services and where possible avoid fines or imprisonment. Homeless people referred to the program are given the opportunity to resolve issues that may be related to their offending, such as accommodation, health, drugs and alcohol dependence. The program can offer support with engaging in other programs that may relate to their particular circumstance such as legal representation, health services, drug and alcohol programs including detox, treatment and rehabilitation, mental health.
Alcohol and Drug Services

Special Circumstances Court Diversion Program Brisbane

For new patients - 24/7 Alcohol and Drug Information Service please contact 1800 177 833

For existing clients only please contact – 07 3837 5633

Biala City Community Health Centre - Alcohol and Drug Treatment Service - Biala Allied Health Team

CarerLinks North - Support for Carers

Murri Watch is a service that diverts intoxicated people from the watch house to sobering centres. The Centre accommodates both male and female clients over 17 years of age. We provide short term sobering up accommodation and a support service for those who are at risk to themselves or others as a consequence of their inebriated state and who are prepared to admit themselves voluntarily. We provide a safe, caring environment with particular attention to the supervision of an intoxicated person with regard to such things as personal hygiene, nutritional requirements, health assessments and referrals. Clients are referred to the Centre by the police service and other agencies.

Murri Watch

Provides innovative primary health care services, information, referral and education to Indigenous young Australians aged 12-25 who are homeless, disadvantaged or at risk of homelessness. Provides clinical services, counselling and support, education sessions and workshops, outreach and mobile programs and community education and awareness.

Indigenous Youth Health Services - Alcohol And Drug Services

QuIHN works to support and promote the well being of those currently using illicit drugs or who have used illicit drugs in the past. Support is also provided to families friends professionals.

Queensland Injectors Health Network - Fortitude Valley

headspace centres are here for you. Whether you need information or someone to talk to - headspace can set you up with expert support. Please visit the website to find all you need to know about your closest centre.

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