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FORWAARD Foundation of Rehabilitation with Aboriginal Alcohol Related Difficulties

When are we open?

Monday 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Tuesday 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Wednesday 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Thursday 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Friday 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

FORWAARD Foundation of Rehabilitation with Aboriginal Alcohol Related Difficulties Services

FORWAARD Aboriginal Corporation is a quality certified, not for profit, Aboriginal controlled organisation which was established in 1967. Through our treatment programs, FORWAARD enables people to integrate back into society reconnecting with their families and community. We provide a secure place for individuals to stay while they are recovering, in an environment that is culturally appropriate and supportive of efforts at rehabilitation. While we predominantly support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, we will, and always have assisted any person who is genuinely seeking and needing our services.

We provide client centred, holistic programs, focusing on all aspects of an individuals social and emotional wellbeing. As part of our program, we explore the positive impact that harm minimisation has on a person, their family and community. We will provide a variety of life skills, financial and work placement training, all the while supporting clients and providing them with the tools needed to overcome their alcohol or drug misuse.

Counselling

Individual and group counselling are available as part of a twelve week residential rehabilitation program for indigenous and nonindigenous people with alcohol problems.

Drug & Alcohol Education Awareness Program for Schools & Youth Groups

Provides education and awareness at schools for children and young people in Years 5 to 12 about alcohol or other drugs. Youth groups are also available across the Top End.

Education & General Information

Education and general information are provided for indigenous and non-indigenous people with alcohol problems.

Residential Rehabilitation Program

A twelve-week residential treatment program for indigenous and non-indigenous adults and young people over 18 years old. The program provides an opportunity to identify and address the main problems and concerns relating to their substance misuse.