Lilyfield, NSW
OSTAR
OSTAR is a residential therapeutic community run by We Help Ourselves on its Rozelle campus in inner Sydney for adults on methadone or other opioid substitution treatment who want to reduce off it.
TREATMENT SERVICE
WHOS Gunyah
THE SERVICE
About WHOS Gunyah
WHOS Gunyah is a drug-free residential therapeutic community for men in the Broughton Hall grounds at Lilyfield, inner Sydney. It is funded by NSW Health with Commonwealth support and takes men aged 18 and over with alcohol and other drug dependence. The program usually runs four to six months. Group work covers addiction education, overdose and relapse prevention, communication and assertiveness, men's issues, conflict resolution, stress management and exercise. Aftercare and transitional housing follow the residential stay.
Services offered
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Where it is
- Address
- Glover Street, Broughton Hall grounds (street number not published), Lilyfield, Newcastle, NSW, 2040
- Map
- Approximate only. The shaded area is centred on Lilyfield, NSW — it marks the district, not a building.
CARE & DAILY LIFE
What this service has published.
Conditions treatedCo existing mental health, Substance dependence
Funding acceptedClient contribution from centrelink, Commonwealth funded, State funded
Aftercare formatNot published by this provider
Aboriginal-specific serviceOpen to all
Day-to-day arrangements
AccommodationNot published by this provider
On-site activitiesDependence addiction education, Drug overdose education, Relapse prevention, Social and communication skills, Assertiveness skills, Self esteem building, Community unity and peer feedback sessions, Harm reduction education, HIV and Hep c education, Cpr training, Mens issues, Relationship skills, Conflict resolution, Skills based education, Health support and education, Stress management, Exercise, Community social gatherings, Shared job functions
PetsNot published by this provider
SmokingNot published by this provider
VapingSame as the smoking policy
Nicotine replacementNot published by this provider
Phone accessNot published by this provider
Internet accessNot published by this provider
Device accessNot available
TransportNot published by this provider
Length of stay
WHOS Gunyah — primary program4-6 months
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COST
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Funding this service accepts
Client contribution from centrelink, Commonwealth funded, State funded
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AFTER THE STAY
Support for the return home.
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PROFESSIONAL ENDORSEMENTS
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