DRUG and alcohol treatment services in the region will be boosted with a significant funding windfall.
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The Primary Health Network has allocated $2.9 million to a range of providers in the region.
St Vincent De Paul Society was a big winner in the funding announcement with a new “day rehabilitation” service set to be established in Tamworth.
“We look forward to our new day rehabilitation service being established in Tamworth so that we can start to make a difference to the lives of local people,” deputy CEO Dianne Lucas said.
“We will supporting people in their recovery from addiction and assisting them on their journey towards restoring a healthy lifestyle.
“As many people would be aware we already operate Freeman House in Armidale which has become a vital service to help people from across this region tackle addiction issues.”
The new funding package aims to improve access to a range of treatment, in addition to culturally appropriate mental health services for Aboriginal people.