-	Alcoholics Anonymous support group: Thursdays 1.00PM - 2.00PM. AA is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.

-	COMPASS:every second Wednesday 5:30pm - 7:30pm. COMPASS aims to help family members navigate through this difficult period, exploring strategies, providing information, support and resources, managing self care and wellbeing.

-	Narcotics Anonymous: Mondays 12.30PM - 1.30PM.  NA members can learn how to live drug free and recover from the effects of addiction. 

-	SMART Recovery: Tuesdays 10.30 - 12.00, Wednesdays 11.00AM - 12.30PM (womens group) and 5.30PM - 7.00PM, Fridays 3.00PM-4.30PM. Self Management And Recovery Training (SMART) is a peer managed, self help group that assists people recover from alcohol and other drug dependencies.

-	ADAPT: Fridays 10.30AM - 12.00PM. 3 session program aimed at providing education around the impact of substance use and strategies to change.  Open to anyone thinking of changing or adapting their alcohol and/or drug use.

-	Mindful Self-compassion: Thursdays 10.00AM-11.45AM (bookings required). Learn how to relax, to quieten your mind, to be more grounded and practical in your daily life.

Directions Health Services - Treatment & Support Services

Services include: Directions Treatment & Support Service provides free, confidential and non-judgmental counselling ans support groups for individuals, families and friends affected by Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug (ATOD) issues.

The Women's Day Program is an 8-week structured therapeutic group program and includes a range of topics such as practical strategies, to manage alcohol and other drug use and prevent relapse, manage stress, anxiety, anger, improve self-esteem and relationship skills, explore impact of family of origin, gain practical living skills, including parenting skills.

Toora Women Inc - Lesley's Place

Services include: AOD treatment and support in a residential setting for up to 3 months for women and women with accompanying children. This includes participation in an 8 week AOD Day Program. Outreach support can be provided pre and post alcohol and other drug withdrawal. Lesley’s place works with women to maintain abstinence within a harm minimization framework.

The Street University ACT program supports young people who are experiencing alcohol and other drug issues in the community and who do not want or need residential rehabilitation services. Provides a semi-structured day program on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 am – 3 pm that offers information and education on substance use, assistance with schooling, cooking classes, auto mechanics, P Plate drivinglessons, personal care and self-esteem classes and referrals. Also provides one on one outreach, or outreach to schools and other services.Intake is available from 9 am – 12 pm, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The young person needs to phone and arrange an appropriate time for an assessment. This preferably occurs face-to-face, but can be done by phone if necessary. The young person will be contacted within a week regarding their suitability to access the program.

Ted Noffs Foundation ACT - Street University ACT

Services include: Support for young people aged 14-18 years who are experiencing alcohol and other drug issues in the community, and who do not want or need residential rehabilitation services.

The CALM program provides up to 3 years of support for young people aged 13 - 21 years experiencing alcohol and other drug, comorbidity or criminal issues. Life coaching, mentoring, music, art and community connection are available.  The program provides comorbidity and mental health related information and referrals.  Groups on stress, anxiety and depression are also provided. Counsellors are available from 9.00am - 5.00pm Monday to Friday.  This program also involved motivational interviewing, art therapy and dialectical behaviour therapy through onsite and external facilitators.

Ted Noffs Foundation ACT - Continuing Adolescent Life Management (CALM)

Services include: Provision of up to 3 years of support for young people aged 13-21 years experiencing alcohol and other drug, comorbidity or criminal issues.

Directions Health Services - Pathways Eurobodalla

Community based AOD Day Program providing:
therapeutic psychoeducation groups
one to one case management
assessment and referral


Pathways Shoalhaven - The Salvation Army

Group Programs
We have groups:

For anyone who is having or has had problems with drugs or alcohol use
To support partners, carers or friends
Specifically for people who use stimulants
Specifically for people who use cannabis
Specifically for people who use alcohol
That are for women or men only

Illawarra Drug and Alcohol Service

Alcoholics Anonymous Wollongong

Albury Wodonga Aboriginal Health Service

Services including General practice/GP, D&A counselling and Support, Stolen Generation Counselling, Mental Health, Dental Services, Nursing and Chronic Disease Management

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