Drug and alcohol support

Drug and alcohol concerns can happen to anyone, at any stage of life. These concerns can have a significant impact upon a person's behaviour, physical health, mental health, self-esteem, relationships, home life, and work life.

If you or someone you know needs support for your / their drug and alcohol habits, reach out:

• talk to someone you trust, including your doctor
• call the 24-hour National Alcohol and Other Drug Hotline on 1800 250 015
• download a free self-help app such as Hello Sunday Morning
• call a free telephone coaching service such as Get Healthy NSW on 1300 806 258
• get facts about alcohol and other drugs on the Your Room website
• call Peerline: a free, confidential, peer-supported service for people who use drugs on 1800 644 413
• for information about take-home naloxone to save lives, visit the Overdose Lifesavers website
• to access naloxone without a prescription, find your local registered pharmacy here.

You can find more information about drug and alcohol services by clicking the tiles below.

Drug and alcohol treatment services are a key priority for COORDINARE. Find out more on our Drug and alcohol health priority page.