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New six-week residential program introduced at Mirikai and Logan House
Lives Lived Well has introduced a shorter and refreshed residential program at our Logan and Gold Coast sites following an extensive review of evidence of treatment outcomes. Partnering with the University of...
Positive Pathways begins to provide support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples
Positive Pathways is a new alcohol and drug support program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and families in the Dalby and Kingaroy communities. Starting up about a month ago, our team works with local...
Funding boost to Caboolture region
Lives Lived Well welcomes additional Federal Government funding for specialist drug and alcohol treatment services for people living in the Caboolture region.
Relocated Cairns services add transitional accommodation to services
Lives Lived Well has relocated its Cairns operations to larger premises at 139 Sheridan Street and added transitional accommodation to its support services.
What’s New? Plenty At Lives Lived Well
David Littleproud MP, new Chinchilla Counsellor Lindsay, and Toowoomba Team Leader Tania. The past quarter has seen us start delivering new and specialised support services, meaning we are getting into new communities,...
Family-Focused Programs Set To Launch
Lives Lived Well is delighted to foreshadow two new family programs that make live-in recovery available to those of whom it previously may not have been an option: Lyndon Women’s in Orange, New South Wales; and...
Specialist Centre Launches New Look
Gold Coast PHN CEO Matt Carrodus, Specialist Centre Manager Michele and Lives Lived Well CEO MItchell Giles. Our one-stop-shop Specialist Centre on the Gold Coast has had a name change, a revamp and launched a new...
New in Queensland – Drug and Alcohol First Aid Training
Our Drug and Alcohol First Aid training workshops are providing valuable education to the community services sector so that professionals can better support clients.
