Services we provide
We want people to have a sense of belonging
In the 2023-2024 financial year, The Salvation Army assisted nearly 12,000 people in their recovery from addiction to alcohol, other drugs and gambling. This took place in more than 220,000 sessions of care.
While addressing problematic substance use is key, we want people to have a sense of belonging to their families, friends and communities.
Our service types
Withdrawal services
Involves supporting you to safely to withdraw from alcohol and other drugs — while in our care.
Residential recovery
Find a residential rehabilitation service for your needs. We have multiple facilities across the country.
Non-residential services
Access one our our community-based services to support your recovery while you remain living at home.
Health and harm reduction
Include sobering up centres, needle and syringe programs, and referrals.
First hand experience
Understand the facts
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Read about treatment objectives including reduction or cessation of alcohol or drug use as well as improvements to social and personal functioning.
ReachOut
Learn about the different types of addiction, the signs of addiction that may be showing in you or a loved one, and how to find help for an addiction.
Alcohol and Drug Foundation
Drug use can be tricky to talk about. It’s a personal and sometimes sensitive issue. Understanding drugs and why people might use them can help start an open and supportive conversation.
