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Grand Pacific Health, in partnership with Directions Health Services and Katungul Aboriginal Corporation, is excited to announce the establishment of the Queanbeyan Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Hub. This initiative represents a significant step forward in providing comprehensive, no-cost support for individuals experiencing or at risk of harm from alcohol and other drugs in the Queanbeyan region. By leveraging the strengths of our three organisations, we aim to offer an integrated and culturally safe approach to AOD support, ensuring that our services are effective and sensitive to the diverse needs of our community.
Comprehensive Support Services
Our multidisciplinary team includes drug and alcohol mental health workers, nurses, peer workers, and Aboriginal Health Workers. Together, they provide:
• Trauma-informed AOD support and care
• Personalised counselling and case management
• Assistance with specialist AOD treatment options
• Holistic support addressing social, cultural, and emotional wellbeing
• Connections to local health and community services
Community Integration and Accessibility
The Queanbeyan AOD Hub is designed to be easily accessible, with up to 12 months of support offered at no cost. This initiative underscores our commitment to removing barriers to care and ensuring that individuals receive the support they need, when they need it.
Strategic Location and Contact
Located at 34 Lowe Street, Queanbeyan, the Hub is strategically positioned to serve the community effectively. Stakeholders can refer clients directly, ensuring seamless access to services.
For more information or to discuss partnerships, please contact us at 02 6298 2900.
Funded by NSW Health
This project is made possible through the generous funding of NSW Health, reflecting a shared commitment to improving the health and wellbeing of our community.
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The Queanbeyan AOD Hub exemplifies our collective dedication to providing high-quality, integrated care to those affected by alcohol and other drugs. Together, we are making a positive impact on the lives of individuals and the broader community.
