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Gold Coast Alcohol and Other Drugs ServiceGold Coast Alcohol and Other Drugs Service (AODS) offer a supportive and confidential service for young people (15years and above) wanting to discuss alcohol and drug use. It is a safe and non-judgemental space where young peoplecan openly speak with professionals and receive information, education, guidance and treatment.Services:Our service offers a range of services across variouslocations including: Assessment and referral Counselling and support Education and information Group programs Outpatient detox Opioid replacement therapy AODS also have teams based at Robina Hospital andGold Coast University Hospital. All our staff are here tohelp and support you. Health promotion and early interventionGeographical area:Gold Coast.Contact details:Contact details:Street address: Palm Beach AODSStreet address: Southport AODSPalm Beach Community Health CentreLevel 4, Southport Health PrecinctLevel 1, 9 Fifth Ave, Palm Beach QLD 422116-30 High Street, Southport QLD 4215Phone: 07 5525 5701Phone: 07 5687 9119Email: AODSSouthernGC@health.qld.gov.auEmail: AODSCentralGC@health.qld.gov.auStreet address: YHES HouseStreet address: Gold Coast Youth Service (GCYS)161 Scarborough Street,15 Oak Avenue,Southport QLD 4215Miami QLD 4220When: Thursday 9am-1pmWhen: Wednesday 2-5pmAges: 12-25 yearsAges: 12-25 years14

Hot HouseHot House is a free and confidential counselling service for young people under 25 years old. We provide an evidencebased and trauma informed model of care to support clients with problematic alcohol or drug use as well as theirfamilies/significant others.Services: Comprehensive Assessment Evidenced-based counselling (individual and group) Dual-diagnosis support for alcohol and other drugsand mental health concerns A safe, friendly, non-judgemental environment Family and significant other intervention Outreach clinics Collaborative case management with other servicesinvolved in the young person’s care Harm reduction Relapse prevention Support for outpatient withdrawal Supporting families/carers/friends Inclusive of vulnerable populations Needle and Syringe Exchange Program on siteGeographical area:Metro-North Mental Health – Alcohol and Drug Service.Contact details:If a young person is interested in coming along, appointments for any of the sites can be made by contacting theAlcohol and Drug Information Service (ADIS) on 1800 177 833. Or you can contact your local siteStreet address: Biala City Community Health Centre. 270 Roma Street, Brisbane QLD 4001Phone: 07 3837 5633Street address: Redcliffe Community Health Centre. 181 Anzac Avenue, Kippa-Ring QLD 4021Phone: 07 3897 6330Street address: Caboolture Community Health Centre. McKean Street, Caboolture QLD 4510Phone: 07 5433 unselling-Service15

Indigenous Wellbeing Centre Youth ProgramThe Indigenous Wellbeing Centre Youth Program provides support and guidance for Aboriginal and Torres StraitIslander youth aged 10 - 21 years through a unique transformational, whole-of-person case management model. Thecase management model includes AOD, family and kinship relationships, homelessness, or risk of being homeless,education and employment, mental and physical wellbeing, cultural connections and social engagement.Services: AssessmentHealth Promotion and Prevention activities including; Counselling Education Education Family days Relapse prevention. Leadership camps Connection with culture and Elders within anintergenerational model.Geographical area:Bundaberg region in line with Bundaberg Regional Council area.Contact details:Street address: 184 Barolin St, Bundaberg QLD 4670Phone: 1300 492 492Email: info@iwc.org.auwww.iwc.org.au16

LADDERSLADDERS (Logan Adolescent Drug Dependencies Early Response Service) is a free and confidential service for youngpeople aged 12-25 and their families who are experiencing problems relating to drug and alcohol use.Services: Advice, information and counselling on ways tomanage, reduce and/or stop problematic substance use Supporting families/carers/friends Assessment and advice in a friendly, non-judgementalspace Outpatient withdrawal and detox Info and education on alcohol and other drug use Health promotion and early intervention Lived experience peer support We will work with other organisations that may alreadybe supporting the young person (eg GP or mentalhealth services) Individual and group therapyGeographical area:LADDERS is primarily funded to support young people living in Logan but will accept referrals for anyone residing inMetro South HHS catchment (Brisbane Southside, Logan, Beaudesert, Redlands).Contact details:Street address: 9 Station Road, Logan Central QLD 4114Phone: 07 3299 3963Email: msamhs ads ladders@health.qld.gov.au17

Lives Lived WellLives Lived Well runs a wide range of community programs and services across Queensland for people aged 18 yearsand over. The Youth Outreach teams help young people between 12 and 25 years, who may be having problems withalcohol or drugs. The service helps young people understand the effects of problematic substance use and supportthem to take positive steps towards enjoying a full and rewarding life. The service also take calls from family and friendswho may be worried about a young person who has alcohol or drug problems.Services:Counselling - one on one, telephone, outreach and group,family; relapse prevention. Community education Complex needs assessment Medical services Residential programsGeographical area:The service operate in more than 20 locations across Queensland. Many of the youth-oriented services are based insouth east Queensland.Contact details:The youth outreach drug and alcohol program is offered from the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Mackay andTownsville services. Burleigh Heads, 191 West Burleigh Road QLD 4220 Maroochydore, 1/27 Evans Street QLD 4558 Mackay, 63 Victoria Street QLD 4740 Townsville: Park Haven Medical Centre, 5 Bayswater Rd, Hyde Park, 4812Other service hubs for people aged 18 years and over are located at: Brisbane North – Caboolture, Deception Bay, Redcliffe, Strathpine Brisbane South – Beenleigh, Beaudesert Gold Coast – Burleigh, Nerang and headspace Southport Sunshine Coast – Maroochydore Central Queensland – Gladstone, Rockhampton, Biloela, Yeppoon, Mt Morgan, Mackay North Queensland – Ayr, Cairns, Charters Towers and Townsville Darling Downs – Toowoomba and Dalby South Burnett – Kingaroy.Phone: 1300 727 957Email: u18

Mount Isa Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drug Youth ServiceThe Mount Isa Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drug (ATOD) Youth Service is funded to work with Aboriginal and TorresStrait Islander young people aged 12 to 17 years and their families.The service delivers alcohol, tobacco and substance use harm prevention, early intervention and treatment servicesto reduce the uptake and rates of harm caused by alcohol consumption, smoking and use of illicit substances andinhalants by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people.All services provided by ATODS are free and confidential.Services: Brief Interventions Family support Counselling Community networking/ Secondary consultation toother services Outreach Withdrawal and management support Health promotion Case management (including assessment &individualised care planning) Drop in clinic Group work/Education sessions (Including DRUMBEATprogram) Aftercare referrals Liaison and advocacy Needle and Syringe Exchange ProgramGeographical area:North West Hospital and Health Service.Based in Mount Isa with support offered to workers in surrounding communities including Doomadgee, MorningtonIsland, Cloncurry, Camooweal, Normanton, Julia Creek, and Dajarra.Contact details:Street address: Suite 6, Mount Isa House, 119 Camooweal Street, Mount Isa QLD 4825Phone: 07 4744 9100Fax: 07 4744 9124Postal Address: ATODS Mount Isa, PO Box 222, Mount Isa QLD 482519

Noffs QueenslandNoffs Queensland is a free and confidential service for young people aged 12 to 25 years, offering assessment andtreatment for drug, alcohol and mental health issues, and via The Street University, we provide specialist engagementservices and activities including creative arts, music, dance and visual art spaces.Services: Drop In service called Street University Counselling Case management Assessment Brief Intervention Outreach support Group educationGeographical area:Metro South Brisbane, Metro North Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, West Moreton.Contact details:Street Address: Logan Street University. 4/21 Station Road, Logan Central QLD 4114Caboolture Street University. 7/29-31 King Street, Caboolture QLD 4510Gold Coast Street University. 4 Goodyear Street, Southport QLD 4215Phone: 1800 753 300Email: 20

Open DoorsODYS provides free and confidential support to young people aged 12 to 24 who identify as LGBTIQAP Brotherboy &Sistergirl and their families, who live in South East Queensland. ODYS also provides consultation liaison, training andcapacity building services to service providers and communities Queensland wide.ODYS’ AOD workers provide AOD assessments and evidenced informed treatment services for non-indigenous andAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people who identify as Sexually and Gender Diverse (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,Transgender, Intersex, Queer, Asexual, Pansexual) young people. These services are provided in culturally safe waysutilising the principles of family responsive practice, trauma informed practice and harm minimisation in order toreduce the harms associated with AOD use and to build young people’s resilience through connection to communityand culture.Services: Provide case management for young people who arehomeless or at risk of homelessness Support young people to gain access to education,training and/or employment opportunities Facilitate peer support groups in a safe and supportiveenvironment Encourage family or significant other involvement in allaspects of service provision Provide young people access to point of care sexualhealth testing Provide evidenced informed treatment and culturallyappropriate interventions for addressing AOD use Provide specialist advice and supervision for otherservice providers Queensland wide via phone supportor skype consultations Provide education and training around inclusive practiceor other identified training needsGeographical area:Inner city Brisbane and surrounding areas.Contact details:Street Address: 5 Greensquare Close, Fortitude Valley, 4006Phone: (07) 3257 7660www.opendoors.net.au21

QuIHN (Queensland Injectors Health Network)QuIHN is a statewide, not-for-profit and non-government service which provides a variety of health services to illicitdrug users throughout Queensland. QuIHN is an 18 and over service.Services: Methadone/buprenorphine for opioid dependence Sexual Health assessment and treatment Hep C treatment Health promotion targeting prevention of blood borneviruses and sexually transmitted infections Workforce development training specialising incounselling, and needle and syringe provision Outpatient Detox Generalist medical services One on One therapeutic counselling sessions Dual Diagnosis mental health group work Parent Child and family group work and education Case Management support Needle and syringe program Infection control training and education Relapse prevention support groupsGeographical area:Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, Townsville, Cairns.Contact details:Street Address: QuIHN Brisbane Region. 1 Hamilton Place Bowen Hills QLD 4006.Phone: 07 3620 8111Street Address: QuIHN Gold Coast Region. Shop 12/89-99 West Burleigh Road, Burleigh Heads QLD 4220Phone: 07 5520 7900Street Address: QuIHN Sunshine Coast Region. 59 Sixth Avenue, Cotton Tree QLD 4558Phone: 07 5443 9576Street Address: QuIHN Cairns Region. 60 Pease St, Manoora QLD 4870Phone: 07 4032 1463Street Address: QuIHN Townsville. Level 1, 25 Sturt Street, Townsville QLD 4810Phone: 0437 789 894 or 0438 134 305www.quihn.org22

Rockhampton Youth Alcohol and Other Drugs Service (YAODS)The Youth Alcohol and Other Drug Service (YAODS) Rockhampton is co-located with the Rockhampton Child andYouth Mental Health Service (CYMHS). The service aims to provide early identification, treatment and managementof alcohol and other drug use with young people aged 12-17 (up to their 18th birthday) to reduce risks and harmsassociated with substance use in the Rockhampton region.Services: Intake Assessment Evidence-based treatments Relapse prevention Outreach Referral to other services Drug and alcohol information and support to educators,carers and youth justiceGeographical area:Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service District (Rockhampton and surrounds).Contact details:Street address: YAODS is located at Rockhampton Base Hospital, Quarry Street, Rockhampton QLD4700Phone: 07 4920 5700Street address: Rockhampton AODS is located at 156 Bolsover Street provide a range of AOD treatmentservices and programs for people 18 years and overPhone: 07 4920 550023

Salvation Army Townsville (YYAROS)Youth and Young Adult Recovery Outreach Service (YYAROS) is an outreach program for the Salvation Army. It’s anAssertive Community Outreach funded by Queensland Government (Health) to provide Psychosocial Interventions to15 to 25 years olds using alcohol and other drugs. It supports individuals in the geographical area which covers Ingham,Charters Towers, Ayr, Palm Island and Townsville.Services:There are three parts to the program:1) Education - partners with organisations already active in the community to multiply their effectiveness. The outreachbrings an AOD education component tailored to the particular context. One of the goals being to utilise this as areferral pathway into the service (assertive community outreach approach).2) Diversion - for all participants, including individuals both ready and pre-contemplative in regards to changing theirAOD use. This aims to build a community with a positive culture of peer support which engages in positive socialevents as well as life skills group work. This stage of the service utilises the Positive Lifestyle Program and LifeJETvalues based goal setting tool (where needed).3) Intervention - the Bridge program will be utilized to support those ready to change their relationship with AOD,ideally within in a group work context.Length of involvement in the program is not time limited. The length of engagement for each client is based onachievement/progress towards self-determined value goals and a healthy transition into lower risk circumstances.sOther Information:The service uses the objective/evidence based assessments that other Salvation Army Recovery services use, at thecommencement of the program and throughout - DTCQ, DAQ, DASS21, WHOQAL-8. The outreach is a team of threeYouth Development Officers.Contact details:Street address: John Melton Black Drive, Garbutt QLD 4814Phone: 07 4447 7158Email: rg.au24

Townsville ATODS Youth Outreach ServiceThe Townsville Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drug Service (ATODS) Youth Outreach team provides services to youngpeople aged up to 25 years. The service aims to provide developmentally and culturally appropriate intervention acrossthe continuum of care from early intervention to complex case management. The service accepts self-referrals throughATODS Intake service based at North Ward Health Campus or appropriate written referrals from other agencies withthe young person’s consent.Services: CounsellingTownsville ATODS Youth Outreach Service is part of thebroader ATODS Townsville service including programsbased at Palmerston Street Health Campus and NorthWard Health Campus: Evidence-based intervention Withdrawal service Brief intervention Assessment and counselling service Collaborative case management including familyinclusion Diversion and Recovery Team (Indigenous specific) Outreach Assessment Health Promotion Needle and Syringe Program Opiate substitution programGeographical area:Townsville Hospital and Health Service.Outreach to Townsville area only.Contact details:Street address: Palmerston Street Health Campus, 190 Palmerston Street, Vincent QLD 4814Phone: 07 4433 8030Fax: 07 4433 9641Email: Tsv-North Ward-Admin@health.qld.gov.auPostal Address: PO Box 5224 MC, Townsville s.asp25

YFSYFS is a not-for-profit organisation that delivers a range of services to the people of Logan and surrounds. The servicecaters to people who are disadvantaged, vulnerable or want to improve their circumstances.The YFS SHIFT program provides intensive case management services to assist young people 12-25 years old toachieve their goals around alcohol and other drug use and lead healthy independent lives.Services: SHIFT Program Children, young people, family and relationshipsOther YFS programs: Disability Case Management Domestic and family violence Harm Minimisation Housing Relapse prevention Legal Information and Referral Information referral and assessment Mental health Money and home energy Social enterpriseGeographical area:Metro South Hospital and Health Service district including Logan and Redlands.Contact details:Street address: 376 Kingston Road, Slacks Creek QLD 4127Phone: 07 3826 1500Email: yfs@yfs.org.auwww.yfs.org.au26

YETI (Youth Empowered Towards Independence)(YETI) Youth Empowered Towards Independence is a safe, free and friendly community based organisation in Cairns,that works with vulnerable young people aged from 12 - 25 and offers a range of services and programs.Services: Drug and alcohol counselling Case management support Referrals to other services RADIO – Remote Alcohol and Drug Interventions andOutcomes – youth AOD treatment for young people inthe Cape York and Torres Regions Interagency coordination and collaboration Same Sex Attracted Youth Intersex Transgender (SSAYIT) Group Youth friendly and culturally safe day program Just North – capacity building with youth workers andvolatile substance misuse supply reduction Support to reconnect with family Next Step – after Ca

The Cherbourg Drug and Alcohol Youth Service is a free and confidential alcohol and drug treatment service for people under 25 with complex alcohol and other drug concerns. The service also targets young people who are at risk of engaging in substance use. Individual counselling and group programs are available for young people as well as