With the right support, you can change your life

Drug and Alcohol First Aid (DAFA) Digital

Lives Lived Well’s new online Drug and Alcohol First Aid (DAFA) training program

ConnectWell achieves Digital Mental Health accreditation

Lives Lived Well's new pilot digital support service has met several quality and safety standards

Stronger mental health starts with LIME

Navigating life’s stresses can be challenging; sometimes you need a helping hand

Facing challenges with alcohol, drugs, or mental health?

Lives Lived Well provides support for people in Queensland, New South Wales and South Australia with concerns related to alcohol and other drugs, mental health, transitioning from corrective services, veterans’ wellbeing, and gambling.

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You can refer yourself online or by calling us – you don’t need a GP.

Service providers and other health professionals can also refer clients to us here.

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Major funding lift for Gold Coast youth mental health

We welcomed The Hon. Emma McBride MP and Rowan Holzberger MP to headspace Upper Coomera for an exciting funding and service announcement for the Gold Coast. The visit highlights a significant boost for youth mental health on the Gold Coast and a major expansion of free, accessible care for the whole community.

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Lives Lived Well reaffirms commitment to safe and inclusive support

At Lives Lived Well, we acknowledge that recent changes to gender-affirming healthcare access in Qld may be causing distress for many in our community – clients, staff, and their loved ones. As an organisation dedicated to mental health, alcohol and other drug support, and harm reduction, we reaffirm our commitment to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all individuals.

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Community Partner for the Goanna Academy event in Coffs Harbour

On Wednesday 2 April, Miinggi Gilinggal Lives Lived Well hosted a powerful community event in Coffs Harbour with the Goanna Academy, led by rugby league legend Greg Inglis. The event saw an impressive turnout, with 260 young people in attendance.

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