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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.
Rehabilitation services expanded in Western NSW: New Dubbo Day Program
People navigating challenges related to alcohol or drug dependency across the Western NSW Local Health District (WNSWLHD) now have increased access to therapy and treatment services through a newly established non-residential day rehabilitation program in Dubbo, a collaborative initiative between WNSWLHD and Lives Lived Well.
Christmas closure hours
As we approach the holiday season, please be advised that some of Lives Lived Well’s services and programs will be closed or operating at reduced capacity from Saturday 23 December 2023 until Monday 1 January 2024.
Case study: holistic support helped Natasha*
Lives Lived Well welcomes a huge diversity of people through its doors each year. All of our clients have busy lives outside of treatment and need an approach that can be flexible to their lifestyles and goals. This...
Practical strategies and support with First Step
Lives Lived Well is always looking for ways to improve our support offerings as a provider of evidence-informed services and our enduring partnership with The University of Queensland (UQ) plays an important role in...
New program helps support the mental health of underserviced communities
Lives Lived Well is now offering a free, evidence-based mental health program aimed at supporting individuals in underserviced communities within the Darling Downs and West Moreton region. Funded by the Darling Downs and West Moreton PHN, the initiative, known as Targeted Psychological Therapies (TPT), helps reduce barriers to mental health care through having highly skilled mental health professionals provide tailored, short-term interventions.
Enhanced support for aged care residents
The Residential Aged Care Home (RACH) Group Program is a free initiative, made possible through funding by the Darling Downs and West Moreton PHN.
