Gumbi-Gumbi Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation

📍19, 25 & 27 George Street (residential); administration at Unit 1, 27 George Street, Rockhampton, QLD, 4700

Mixed / Subsidised🏠 Residential Rehabilitation🧠 Counselling & Therapy

About Gumbi-Gumbi Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation

Gumbi-Gumbi is an Aboriginal community-controlled corporation in Rockhampton running residential withdrawal, a residential rehabilitation program and non-residential rehabilitation for people affected by alcohol, other drugs and volatile substances. It also runs a Women's Healing service covering women's health and access to allied health. The residential program is published by the provider as running twelve weeks, for adults aged 18 and over, men and women, with rent payable fortnightly. Intake is by application and phone assessment.

Who they help: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people affected by alcohol, other drugs and volatile substances, aged 18 and over, men and women. Queensland Health's 2025 Adis booklet records it as an "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service but open to all people"

Substances treated: Alcohol, Tobacco, Volatile substances, Other drugs

Services Offered

🏠Residential Rehabilitation✓

🧠Counselling & Therapy✓

Contact & Location

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Address

19, 25 & 27 George Street (residential); administration at Unit 1, 27 George Street, Rockhampton, QLD, 4700

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Website

gumbigumbirockhampton.com

Gumbi-Gumbi Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation

Rockhampton, QLD

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Quick Facts

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Cost

Mixed / Subsidised

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Location

Rockhampton, QLD

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Serves

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people affected by alcohol, other drugs and volatile substances, aged 18 and over, men and women. Queensland Health's 2025 Adis booklet records it as an "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service but open to all people"

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Services

2 treatment types

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