Stagpole Street Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Unit

📍7-9 Stagpole Street, West End, QLD, 4810

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About Stagpole Street Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Unit

A residential alcohol and other drug unit at 7-9 Stagpole Street, West End, Townsville, delivered by Pinangba, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led arm of UnitingCare, in partnership with BlueCare. It serves adults whose lives have been affected by substance use, predominantly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from across Queensland and interstate, and provides detoxification and withdrawal, residential rehabilitation, individual case management, counselling, psycho-education, vocational programs and after care. Self-referral is encouraged and transport is provided to people in the program.

Who they help: Adults 18 and over whose lives have been negatively affected by substance use, predominantly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples from across Queensland and interstate; QNADA records Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as about 80 per cent of the client base and Queensland Health's 2022 booklet records it as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service "but open to all people"

Substances treated: Alcohol, Other drugs not specified

Services Offered

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Contact & Location

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Address

7-9 Stagpole Street, West End, QLD, 4810

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Website

bluecare.org.au

Stagpole Street Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Unit

West End, QLD

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Location

West End, QLD

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Serves

Adults 18 and over whose lives have been negatively affected by substance use, predominantly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples from across Queensland and interstate; QNADA records Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as about 80 per cent of the client base and Queensland Health's 2022 booklet records it as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service "but open to all people"

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