In an emergency call 000. For alcohol and other drug support, the National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline is 1800 250 015 — free, confidential, 24 hours.
TREATMENT SERVICE
THE SERVICE
A national mutual-aid fellowship, not a treatment provider. AA Australia coordinates more than 2,000 weekly face-to-face meetings across the country, plus online meetings, telephone support, live chat and member home visits, and runs a 24-hour national helpline. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. There are no dues or fees; meetings are funded by voluntary member contributions. No detox, medical care or beds are provided.
Published as not offered here: residential rehabilitation, detox / withdrawal management, outpatient / day program, counselling & therapy.
Ask the admissions team how withdrawal would be handled and how a transfer into treatment works.
No map — this service has not published a location precise enough to place on one.
CARE & DAILY LIFE
Ask about staff qualifications, medication policy, accessibility and any specific support needs before you decide. Almost no service in this directory publishes what it will and will not admit.
COST
We hold what this service publishes, and we do not put a price at the top of a profile for the public to sort on. The cheapest service on a page is rarely the right one for a particular person, and a quote that comes with the conversation about what is included is worth more than a band. Professional referrers see the figures in their workspace.
Self supporting member contributions
ONGOING SUPPORT
Details of ongoing support are not published here. Ask the service what support is available when your treatment ends.
PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
Endorsements come from registered professionals — psychologists, addiction GPs, lawyers, social workers — who have referred someone here and put their name to what happened. None yet does not mean poor ones: it means nobody has written one.
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Last checked against the service’s own material on 7 September 2026. Services change what they offer, so confirm anything that decides your choice.
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