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TREATMENT SERVICE
THE SERVICE
A Salvation Army residential alcohol and other drug rehabilitation service on the NSW Central Coast, opened in 2026 when the organisation moved its long-running Dooralong residential program onto community sites. NSW Health lists it as residential rehabilitation for people of any gender aged over 18. The Salvation Army says the program is accredited and has been evaluated by Deakin University, and that the new location puts participants closer to urban centres and local community life.
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CARE & DAILY LIFE
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COST
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AFTER THE STAY
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PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
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Shared rooms onlyThe Glen for Men is a 35-bed residential alcohol and other drug rehabilitation service at Chittaway Point on the NSW Central Coast, run by Ngaimpe Aboriginal Corporation since 1994.
Shared rooms onlyThe Glen for Women is a 12-week residential rehabilitation program run by Ngaimpe Aboriginal Corporation at Wyong Creek, opened in 2022 with 20 beds.
Private and shared roomsKamira is a residential alcohol and other drug service at Wyongah on the NSW Central Coast for women aged 18 and over, including pregnant women and mothers with up to two children aged six or under.
Private rooms with ensuiteMale-only private residential rehabilitation on a rural property at Dooralong on the NSW Central Coast, for men aged 18 and over with drug and alcohol dependency.