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From naac.org.au, September 2026. Not supplied by the service.TREATMENT SERVICE
THE SERVICE
7 Mile Rehabilitation Centre is the residential alcohol and drug service of Ngnowar-Aerwah Aboriginal Corporation at Wyndham in the East Kimberley. It takes single people, couples and families, publishing capacity for up to ten single residents, three couples and three families. The program runs six to twelve weeks and combines individual and group counselling, drug and alcohol education, cognitive behavioural therapy and relapse prevention with cultural outings. Meals are cooked on site.
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From naac.org.au, September 2026. Not supplied by the service.
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