DRUG ALERT: CONTAMINATED STREET OXYCODONE & FAKE XANAX (NITAZENES AND NOVEL BENZODIAZEPINES) DETECTED IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA

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Culturally sensitive non-residential day program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people over 18 years-old offering individual counselling, art, music, gym, SMART Recovery*, groups and social outings.

The program is relapse prevention focused to address alcohol and other drug issues, and is client-centred, with clients choosing the activities they wish to participate in.

Call-in to chat with a counsellor between 9am and 1pm Monday to Friday, no bookings required.

*SMART Recovery is an open group.

What services are offered here?

Aboriginal services

Who is the target audience for this service?

Aboriginal

Do I need a referral to access this service?

No.

Does this service have a cost?

No.

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Salvation Army Sobering Up Unit – Statewide

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Whitmore Square, Adelaide

(08) 8212 2855

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There is a range of services available in South Australia for people who experience problems with alcohol and other drugs, which means there are many options for people with differing needs and treatment preferences. Many of these services are free.

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Alcohol and Drug Information Service (ADIS) is a confidential telephone counselling, information and referral service. Telephone 1300 13 1340 (South Australian callers only - local call fee) any day between 8:30am and 10:00pm.

You can also contact a counsellor online 24/7.

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