The Salvation Army Barwon AOD & Mental Health Services (Geelong Withdrawal Unit)

📍91-95 Goldsworthy Road, Corio, VIC, 3214

Not yet verified🏠 Residential Rehabilitation💊 Detox / Withdrawal Management🏥 Outpatient / Day Program

About The Salvation Army Barwon AOD & Mental Health Services (Geelong Withdrawal Unit)

A 14-bed community-based residential withdrawal unit run by The Salvation Army at Corio, on Wadawurrung lands, providing medically assisted withdrawal from alcohol and other drugs over a stay of six to ten nights. The Barwon service also runs non-residential assessment, individual counselling, care and recovery coordination, aftercare outreach and case management from the same site, plus a program for women experiencing homelessness. Admission is through Victoria's centralised DirectLine intake.

Who they help: People requiring a short medically assisted residential withdrawal in the Barwon region; co-located programs additionally target people identifying as female who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, and people discharging from the Barwon Health Swanston Centre.

Substances treated: Alcohol, Other drugs not specified

Published bed capacity: 14

Services Offered

🏠Residential Rehabilitation✓

💊Detox / Withdrawal Management✓

🏥Outpatient / Day Program✓

🧠Counselling & Therapy✓

❤️Mental Health Support✓

👨‍👩‍👧Family Support✓

🌱Aftercare Program✓

Contact & Location

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Address

91-95 Goldsworthy Road, Corio, VIC, 3214

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Website

salvationarmy.org.au

The Salvation Army Barwon AOD & Mental Health Services (Geelong Withdrawal Unit)

Corio, VIC

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Cost

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Location

Corio, VIC

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Bed capacity

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Serves

People requiring a short medically assisted residential withdrawal in the Barwon region; co-located programs additionally target people identifying as female who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, and people discharging from the Barwon Health Swanston Centre.

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Services

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