Launceston, TAS
The Salvation Army Bridge Program - Launceston
The Bridge Centre in Launceston is the Salvation Army's non-residential alcohol and other drug service for northern Tasmania, at 111 Elizabeth Street.
TREATMENT SERVICE
The Bridge Program (The Salvation Army Tasmania)
THE SERVICE
About The Bridge Program (The Salvation Army Tasmania)
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ONGOING SUPPORT
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