Normanton Recovery and Community Wellbeing Service (Gidgee Healing)

📍Normanton, QLD, 4890

Mixed / Subsidised🏠 Residential Rehabilitation

About Normanton Recovery and Community Wellbeing Service (Gidgee Healing)

The Normanton Recovery and Community Wellbeing Service is a residential alcohol and other drug rehabilitation service in Normanton, in Queensland's Lower Gulf, run by the Aboriginal community controlled health service Gidgee Healing. It is described as non-clinical residential rehabilitation for adults aged 18 and over, built around personal, social and family wellbeing, connection to culture and community, healthy lifestyle, and education and employment. It does not take people who need detoxification or who are on opioid substitution therapy. Post-exit outreach of up to three contacts a week may be offered.

Who they help: Adults aged 18 and over. Queensland Health's Adis describes the service as "a residential drug and alcohol recovery service, specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people" offering services "to adults and young people living in the Lower Gulf", and the 2025 Adis booklet publishes "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service but open to all people. Couples accepted." QNADA publishes 18+ and describes the target group as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experiencing problematic substance use

Substances treated: Alcohol, Other drugs

Services Offered

🏠Residential Rehabilitation✓

Contact & Location

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Website

gidgeehealing.com

Normanton Recovery and Community Wellbeing Service (Gidgee Healing)

Normanton, QLD

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Quick Facts

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Cost

Mixed / Subsidised

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Location

Normanton, QLD

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Serves

Adults aged 18 and over. Queensland Health's Adis describes the service as "a residential drug and alcohol recovery service, specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people" offering services "to adults and young people living in the Lower Gulf", and the 2025 Adis booklet publishes "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service but open to all people. Couples accepted." QNADA publishes 18+ and describes the target group as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experiencing problematic substance use

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Services

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