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Lyndon Merger Bolsters Alcohol and Drug Support

Oct 18, 2017

Spring has brought a new member to our family, with Lyndon (NSW) merging with Lives Lived Well on 1 September.

It’s readily accepted that two people working together have a better chance of solving a problem than one person alone.

From 1 September 2017 we’ve merged with Lyndon, a not-for-profit organisation which delivers residential and community-based alcohol and drug programs and services in regional NSW.

We share the same purpose so we believe this partnership will strengthen services across two states. By coming together and sharing resources and knowledge, we’re boosting our capacity to help even more people across more communities.

Read more about Lives Lived Well’s merger announcement working together.

Online Referrals for Yourself or Others

Oct 18, 2017

Support from Lives Lived Well is now just a click away. Referrals from health professionals or referring agencies and personal enquiries are now able to be received and actioned online.

Asking for help is a big step. It isn’t always easy, practical or possible to pick up the phone or walk into one of our sites.

To make that first approach as easy and convenient as possible, we’ve launched a new online enquiry and referral system. After completing an online referral, one of our friendly team members will contact you in two working days.

The system also makes it simple to see where our services are located, and find the nearest one to you or your patient.

To make a personal enquiry, click here, or to refer someone, click here.

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