Adelaide, SA
headspace Adelaide
headspace Adelaide is a free youth health centre on Wakefield Street in the Adelaide CBD for people aged 12 to 25, run by Sonder and funded by the Australian Government.
TREATMENT SERVICE
Nunkuwarrin Yunti
THE SERVICE
About Nunkuwarrin Yunti
Nunkuwarrin Yunti is an Aboriginal community controlled health organisation in Adelaide. Its drug and alcohol work is delivered by the Harm Minimisation Team for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 18 and over: a weekday mobile needle and syringe program in the CBD, education on blood borne viruses and safer injecting, case management, referral and advocacy. Free counselling, a weekday GP clinic and a monthly visiting psychiatrist run from the same site. No residential or withdrawal service.
Services offered
Published as not offered here: residential rehabilitation.
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Where it is
- Address
- 182-190 Wakefield Street, Adelaide, SA, 5000
- Map
- Pinned to the published street address.
CARE & DAILY LIFE
What this service has published.
Conditions treatedBlood borne viruses, Mental health, Social and emotional wellbeing, Substance misuse
TherapiesDental, dietetics, optometry, podiatry, gynaecology, endocrine, infectious diseases and renal clinics; Link-Up, Tackling Indigenous Smoking, National Redress Scheme support and emergency relief
Funding acceptedCommonwealth funded, Medicare, State funded
Aftercare formatNot published by this provider
Aboriginal-specific serviceAboriginal-specific service
Day-to-day arrangements
AccommodationNot published by this provider
PetsNot published by this provider
SmokingNot published by this provider
VapingNot published by this provider
Nicotine replacementNot published by this provider
Phone accessNot published by this provider
Internet accessNot published by this provider
Device accessNot published by this provider
TransportNot published by this provider
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COST
Costs and funding.
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Funding this service accepts
Commonwealth funded, Medicare, State funded
Questions worth asking
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- What is included, and what is billed separately?
- Is detox, medication or a specialist appointment extra?
- What are the payment terms and cancellation policy?
ONGOING SUPPORT
Support after treatment.
Details of ongoing support are not published here. Ask the service what support is available when your treatment ends.
Questions worth asking
- Who will be my contact when treatment ends?
- Which sessions are individual, group or online?
- How long does the included support run?
- What happens when it ends, and what do further sessions cost?
PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
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Where this information comes from.
Compiled by RehabFinder from this service’s own published material and public records, including nunku.org.au. The provider has not claimed this profile, so nothing here has been confirmed by them. Anything marked “not published” means exactly that — we do not guess. Corrections are free: admin@rehabfinder.com.au.
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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