Family Drug Support (FDS) is a caring, non-religious organisation which provides non-judgemental, non-directive support and information to families and friends of people using drugs and/or alcohol across Australia. 

FDS provides a toll free, 24/7 national telephone support line in addition to support groups, education programs, printed/online resources, counselling and bereavement services. 

See website for support group and education program dates.

24/7 Support Line: 1300 368 186

Family Drug Support

Alcoholics Anonymous Australia

There is an alternative landline number to call on 07 3255 9162 and they available 7 days 10AM-10PM.

Alcoholics Anonymous Australia QLD

Provides a range of suitable supports that helps individuals and communities reduce drug and alcohol misuse. Aims to engage directly with individuals, families and communities to: - Prevent problems arising from alcohol and other drug misuse, - Provide treatment support for people struggling with their wellbeing - Community support to assist the communities become more resilient to the effects of alcohol and other drugs.  

Pilbara Community Alcohol and Drug Service

Provides services for the homeless and alcohol affected people in need. Not-for-profit ATO registered charitable organisation using government funding, donations, and voluntary assistance to provide services to the community.  Services provided - Shelter, Food, Clothing - Housing - Information and education about substance abuse - Employment - Economic development - Advice - One-on-one counselling - Group therapy 

Bloodwood Tree Association Inc

At AA, privacy and anonymity is respected. There is no requirement or expectation to come back to any AA meeting. They can be attended often or as little as you prefer. AA meetings are relaxed, friendly and open. To find a meeting in your area visit the website or call the phone number listed. The primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

Alcoholics Anonymous - Wickham

The Roebourne Sobering Up Shelter is operated by Yaandina Family Centre Inc.

The Shelter and Patrol was developed in response to the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody and is designed to minimise risk for those who are affected by alcohol.

The Shelter provides a safe haven that makes available 18 beds for community members over the age of 18 years who are intoxicated and are at risk of harm, or engaging in antisocial behaviour.

Clients can enjoy a comfortable bed, clean clothes and a good meal. Importantly, they can constantly be supervised by staff on duty to ensure that their health is okay.

The Mingga Patrol plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and security of intoxicated people who may be at risk of harm, by transporting them to a safe place. 

The service aims to reduce contact between people and the criminal justice system (primarily arrest and incarceration) while addressing incidents of self-harm and harm to others. The service continues to develop strong collaborative relationships with the local medical services, Police and other community services.

Yaandina Sobering Up Shelter

Offers a range of services to serve people of all ages. Services Provided - Residential Aged Care Centre - Home and community care services - Family support services - Youth Services - Sobering up Shelter & Detox Centre - Drug & Alcohol Rehabilitation Service - Childrens Counselling Program- Youth Diversion Services 

Drug and alcohol support group in South Hedland

Phone or online service

Drug and alcohol support group in South Hedland

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