The Salvation Army Towards Independence

📍62 Whitmore Square, Adelaide, SA, 5000

Free / Gov Funded🏥 Outpatient / Day Program🧠 Counselling & Therapy❤️ Mental Health Support

About The Salvation Army Towards Independence

Towards Independence is The Salvation Army's alcohol, other drug and homelessness hub at 62 Whitmore Square, Adelaide. Its published alcohol and drug service is the Warrondi Engage and Link Day Program, a free non-residential program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults offering individual counselling, case management, therapeutic groups, weekly SMART Recovery, gym, art, music and monthly outings, with walk-in self-referral weekday mornings. The same site houses the 24-hour Sobering Up Unit at 62A and Kurlana Padnipadninya transitional supported accommodation.

Who they help: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults aged 18 and over with alcohol and other drug issues, on a site that also serves adults experiencing homelessness.

Substances treated: Alcohol, Other drugs

Services Offered

🏥Outpatient / Day Program✓

🧠Counselling & Therapy✓

❤️Mental Health Support✓

🏠Residential Rehabilitation

Contact & Location

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Address

62 Whitmore Square, Adelaide, SA, 5000

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Website

salvationarmy.org.au

The Salvation Army Towards Independence

Adelaide, SA

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Quick Facts

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Cost

Free / Gov Funded

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Location

Adelaide, SA

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Serves

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults aged 18 and over with alcohol and other drug issues, on a site that also serves adults experiencing homelessness.

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Services

3 treatment types

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