ACT Alcohol and Drug Information Service 
24-hour telephone service offering information, advice, referral, intake, assessment and support. The 24 hour Helpline is staffed by professional workers from our Alcohol and Drug Program, and provides: Information on alcohol and other drug and associated issues; Advice on assisting and managing people who may have alcohol and other drug issues; and support to people affected directly or indirectly by alcohol and drug use. For more information please contact ACT Health Services today.

ACT Health Services: Alcohol & Other Drugs 
ACT Australia
Tel: 02 6207 9977
Website: www.health.act.gov.au


Directions ACT - Arcadia House
Arcadia House is nestled in a bush land setting within the grounds of Calvary Hospital, in Canberra. We offer a seven day, non- medicated withdrawal program and an eight week Transition Program. The residential programs are based on Therapeutic Community principles, in which the community itself, through self-help and mutual support, is the principal means for promoting personal change. For more information contact Arcadia House:

Directions ACT - Arcadia House
1 Bradley Street
Woden ACT 2606 Australia
Tel: 02 6122 8000
Website: www.directionsact.com/arcadia


Karralika Programs
At Karralika Programs Inc., our team helps individuals and families deal with dependence through our alcohol and other drug treatment programs in residential and community settings. With our support and the tools you need, our programs can help you choose a better life. Every journey begins with the first step. The first step in choosing a better life is as simple as picking up the phone or clicking the email button below. We have fully trained staff ready to speak to you about your dependence or about someone you may care for. Your confidentiality is assured. For more information please contact Karralika Programs:

Karralika Programs Inc.
PO Box 2230
Tuggeranong ACT 2901 Australia
Tel: (02) 6163 0200
Website: www.karralika.org.au
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Canberra Hospital Foundation
Canberra Hospital Foundation - Mental Health, Justice Health and Alcohol and Drug Service Division
The Mental Health, Justice Health and Alcohol & Drug Service Division provide health services through hospitals and community based facilities, as well as through partnerships with community organisations. The services provided range from prevention and treatment to recovery and maintenance. The division works in partnership with consumers, careers and a range of government and non-government service providers to ensure the best possible outcomes for clients. For more information please contact the Canberra Hospital Foundation:

Canberra Hospital Foundation
ACT Australia
Tel: (02) 6244 2963
Website: www.canberrahospitalfoundation.org.au


Parentline ACT
Parentline ACT is a free confidential telephone service for parents and families in the ACT and surrounding area. Calls are answered by workers who are professionally trained to help you with information and support. Parentline also offers a Youth Support Line for young people unable to access regular support services. This service will consist of telephone counselling and an SMS callback service. Young people can phone 6162 4718 or 0450 960377 to chat. For more information please contact Parentline ACT:

Parentline ACT
PO Box 4102
Weston Creek ACT 2611 Australia
Tel: (02) 6287 3833
Youth Support line: (02) 6162 4718
Website: www.parentlineact.org.au


WIREDD
WIREDD Women's Information, Resources and Education on Drugs and Dependency
WIREDD is a community based service providing information, resources, counselling and outreach to minimise the harm associated with dependencies. Conducts community education on the needs of women affected by dependencies. Wiredd believes all women are entitled to be supported, and their life choices respected. Women are encouraged to make changes, only if they wish. For more information please contact WIREDD:

WIREDD 
Room G03
Griffin Centre
20 Genge Street
CANBERRA 2601 ACT Australia
Tel: (02) 6248 8600


NA Narcotics Anonymous Australia
NA is a nonprofit fellowship or society of men and women for whom drugs had become a major problem. We are recovering addicts who meet regularly to help each other stay clean. This is a program of complete abstinence from all drugs. There is only one requirement for membership, the desire to stop using. Anyone may join us regardless of age, race, sexual identity, creed, religion, or lack of religion. The newcomer is the most important person at any meeting, because we can only keep what we have by giving it away. We have learned from our group experience that those who keep coming to our meetings regularly stay clean. For more information on how NA can help you please contact NA today!

NA Narcotics Anonymous Australia
National Phoneline 1300 652 820
Website: www.na.org.au