The Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Services program is a free program for people living in regional South Australia. The program aims to improve the health and social outcomes for individuals, families, and communities at risk of, or currently affected by, the use of alcohol and other drugs.
The treatment services provide support for people who use alcohol and other drugs as well as support for those impacted by another person’s alcohol or other drug use, such as parents, partners, children or friends.
The program focuses on reducing stigma, stereotypes and barriers associated with alcohol and drug use by providing education and training to the community and primary health professionals.
Alcohol and Other Drugs Treatment Services programs vary across regional South Australia, based on identified needs of the local community.
The programs available in your local community may include a combination of:
If you are concerned about your or another person's use of alcohol or other drugs, the AOD workers can provide information and assist you to achieve your goals, whether that be to:
The Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Services programs also aim to:
For information about all alcohol and other drug treatment and support services in South Australia visit the websites below.
This website provides individuals, families and health professionals with a directory of services and information about treatment options and selecting a service.
Drug and Alcohol Services South Australia (DASSA) provides statewide alcohol and other drug treatment services.
Australian and Drug Foundation (ADF) is an independent, not for profit organisation working to prevent alcohol and drug problems in communities
South Australian Network of Drug and Alcohol Services (SANDAS)- providing independent, state-wide representation, advocacy and support for non-government organisations working in the alcohol and other drug sector
Published on: November 12, 2020
Last updated on: March 12, 2025