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Read Lives Lived Well’s latest media releases and statements.
Lives Lived Well to establish new Veterans’ and Families’ Hub for Southeast Queensland
The Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) has appointed Lives Lived Well to establish a new Veterans’ and Families’ Hub for Southeast Queensland.
Lives Lived Well receives mental health award
Lives Lived Well has been named the recipient of a Queensland Mental Health Week Achievement Award in the large not-for-profit organisation (100+ staff) category on 14 October.
Alcohol is #1 concern for clients entering central QLD’s newest rehab
Problematic alcohol consumption is the most common concern for people seeking help at Central Queensland’s newest purpose-built live-in withdrawal and rehabilitation service, Binbi Yadubay – Healthy Beginnings.
Red Dust Healing training – a transformative experience
Twenty employees from across Lives Lived Well have been fortunate to complete the “transformative” Red Dust Healing program in 2022.
headspace family and carers enjoy a ‘cup of kindness’
In October during Mental Health Week, headspace Southport’s Family Peer Support Worker Cate White facilitated a self-care group for families and carers of the headspace Early Psychosis Program.
Deadly Award winners announced
Lives Lived Well has announced the recipients of its inaugural Deadly Awards program.
Premier of Queensland opens Binbi Yadubay
Lives Lived Well’s Rockhampton residential service, Binbi Yadubay – Healthy Beginnings is officially opened by Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk.
Binbi Yadubay – withdrawal unit opens
The Withdrawal Unit at Lives Lived Well’s new Rockhampton residential service, Binbi Yadubay – Healthy Beginnings, is now open.
Lives Lived Well acknowledges the peoples of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australia, respecting their continuing connection to land, culture and community. We pay our respects to elders past, present and future.
Lives Lived Well celebrates diversity and is committed to providing inclusive services. Everyone has the right to live well, with dignity and respect. We offer support to all people without judgment or discrimination.
