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 women-only residential rehabilitation service run by the St Vincent de Paul Society at Fairfield in Brisbane, one of the Society's Greater Brisbane AOD residential services. The program combines group sessions on addictive behaviour, thoughts and triggers, relapse prevention and lifestyle change with counselling, life skills training and links to community support services. Residents manage their own medication. Intake is by self-referral to a Greater Brisbane assessment desk, with an initial assessment by phone or in person.
Ask the admissions team how withdrawal would be handled and how a transfer into treatment works.
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CARE & DAILY LIFE
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COST
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AFTER THE STAY
Details of ongoing support are not published here. Ask the service what support is available when your treatment ends.
PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
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Last checked against the service’s own material on 13 August 2026. Services change what they offer, so confirm anything that decides your choice.
Mater's youth alcohol and other drug service in South Brisbane, free and voluntary, for people aged 13 to 25. ADAWS provides an 11-day residential withdrawal stay for five young people aged 13 to 21, with individual rooms and round-the-clock staff.
A free, Christian faith-based residential drug rehabilitation program run by the Australian arm of the Spanish organisation Reto a la Esperanza. Entry is voluntary and follows an interview.
An Aboriginal community controlled residential alcohol and drug service at New Farm in inner Brisbane, run by the Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation for Alcohol & Drug Dependence Services.
Damascus Health Services is a 44-bed drug and alcohol unit inside Brisbane Private Hospital, treating adults with problems related to alcohol and prescribed or over-the-counter medication.