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Media releases and statements
Veteran and families lives to be lived well in Adelaide
Today (18 January), Lives Lived Well celebrates a significant milestone, having secured a $5.445 million grant for the establishment of a new Veterans’ and Families’ Hub in Elizabeth. This announcement was made by Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Matt Keogh and Member for Spence, Matt Burnell.
Lives Lived Well supports Safer Schoolies Response
The Queensland Government implemented the Safer Schoolies safety initiative in 2003 due to the large number of Year 12 students celebrating their graduation on the Gold Coast.
Announcing the Lives Lived Deadly Award winners
Lives Lived Well is proud to share the recipients of our 2023 Deadly Awards. In their second year, these awards showcased the outstanding work being done across our organisation and in communities in support of reconciliation and Closing the Gap.
Lives Lived Well supports Safer Schoolies Response
The Queensland Government implemented the Safer Schoolies safety initiative in 2003 due to the large number of Year 12 students celebrating their graduation on the Gold Coast.
Stories and case studies
Case study – the role of family
Although they may have a drinking or drug problem that is affecting their life in all sorts of ways, people are not always motivated to seek help. In the case of a recent client who attended our...
Beaudesert move provides more space to do more
Opening our new home at 65-81 Brisbane Street (from left) Lives Lived Well CEO, Mitchell Giles and Brisbane South AOD Team Leader, Ronelle Waring were joined by the Federal Member for Wright, Scott...
Introducing Wyla – withdrawal and residential service
Our Orange-based withdrawal and residential rehab services are now located in a shared space on the Bloomfield Campus, under the new name of Wyla – the Aboriginal name given to the Yellow-tailed...
New partnership to address health inequality
Committed to partnership: Lives Lived Well CEO, Mitchell Giles and Bila Muuji CEO, Phil Naden. Lives Lived Well has teamed up with Bila Muuji Aboriginal Corporation Health Service to build capacity...
