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THE SERVICE
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A free community alcohol and other drug service run by St John of God Health Care and funded by the WA Mental Health Commission. It offers assessment, counselling, treatment and referral to people aged 12 and over, face to face or by telehealth, from a main office in South Bunbury with outreach to Manjimup,…
A free youth health centre at Shop A, 38 Frederick Street, Broome, operated by Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services Council and funded by the Australian Government.
Holyoake's Northam office is the main Wheatbelt site for the Wheatbelt Community Alcohol and Drug Service, funded by the WA Mental Health Commission.
Fresh Start Clinic is a bulk-billing general practice at Subiaco run by the not-for-profit Fresh Start Recovery Programme, and is the entry point for all Fresh Start patients.