StreetLink - Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services

Program overview

The program is for young people aged 10 to 25, helping with health and medical needs. The program supports client and their family with health support and counselling about alcohol and other drugs. 

The service is free, confidential and safe. It's an inclusive, respectful service for young people from diverse family and culture backgrounds, sexualities, and gender identities. 

They offer assessment, counselling and support if you: 

• are concerned about your current use 
• have stopped using but feel you might start again 
• feel your drug use is affecting your mental health 
• are pregnant and concerned about alcohol or drug use 
• want to connect to medical services to help reduce your use
• want support for a family member's drug use. 

Families and guardians can play an important role for young people seeking support, they can connect with your family while we work with you.   

Supporting your health

They can help with:

• general health checks 
• sexual health screening, treatment and advice 
• contraception (including emergency) 
• mental health support 
• pregnancy support. 

They can give you information and advice. This can include connecting you with other organisations about issues like housing, emergency support or legal advice.   

Links & resources

• StreetLink - Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services