Toowoomba, QLD
Teen Challenge QLD
Teen Challenge Queensland's New Life Centre is a voluntary residential rehabilitation service on a rural property near Toowoomba, taking men aged 18 to 45 and women aged 18 to 39 in separate facilities.
From sunriseway.com.au, September 2026. Not supplied by the service.TREATMENT SERVICE
Sunrise Way
THE SERVICE
About Sunrise Way
A charity-run residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation service operating two Queensland sites: The Range at 9 Tourist Road, East Toowoomba, and Tiddalac on acreage in the Lockyer Valley. It takes adults 18 and over, women and men, into an abstinence-based program of individual case work, counselling, group sessions, work therapy and twelve-step involvement, followed by a Continuing Care program and transition housing. Admission is by an online Initial Enquiry form and no referral is required.
Services offered
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From sunriseway.com.au, September 2026. Not supplied by the service.
Where it is
- Address
- 9 Tourist Road, East Toowoomba, QLD, 4350
- Map
- Pinned to the published street address.
CARE & DAILY LIFE
What this service has published.
Conditions treatedAlcohol use disorder, Substance use disorder
TherapiesWork therapy including gardening and catering, physical exercise, mindfulness groups, sports, and creative or therapeutic groups, all published by the provider
Funding acceptedCentrelink income contribution, Primary health network contract, Self funded
Aftercare formatNot published by this provider
Aboriginal-specific serviceNot published by this provider
EstablishedOpened 2014
Day-to-day arrangements
AccommodationNot published by this provider
On-site activitiesGroup sessions, Individual case work, Counselling, Mindfulness groups, Creative or therapeutic groups, Sports, Physical exercise, Gardening work therapy, Catering work therapy, Twelve step meetings, Daily chores
PetsNot published by this provider
SmokingNot published by this provider
VapingNot published by this provider
Nicotine replacementNot published by this provider
Phone accessPermitted after an initial period
Internet accessNot published by this provider
Device accessNot available
TransportTo appointments
Length of stay
Sunrise Way — primary programConflicting. The home page and the programs page publish "The Range" as a twelve-week program; the About page publishes the same program as "Six Weeks - The Range, 6-8 WEEKS". Tiddalac is published as six months on the home and programs pages and as "26-30 WEEKS" on the About page. Transition Housing is 6-12 months. The Fine Print's phone-access schedule is written in stay bands of 22-90, 91-150 and 150-180 days. QNADA publishes "3, 6, or 6+ months" and Queensland Health's 2022 booklet publishes 24 weeks
Program structure
DurationConflicting. The home page and the programs page publish "The Range" as a twelve-week program; the About page publishes the same program as "Six Weeks - The Range, 6-8 WEEKS". Tiddalac is published as
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COST
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Funding this service accepts
Centrelink income contribution, Primary health network contract, Self funded
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AFTER THE STAY
Support for the return home.
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PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
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