Services for Young People

CatholicCare Victoria

CatholicCare Victoria is the social service agency of the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne and the Catholic Dioceses of Ballarat, Sale and Sandhurst.

At CatholicCare Victoria we’re committed to empowering communities and building strength and resilience, to enable everyone to reach their full potential and live life to the full. We deliver a broad range of child, family and youth services, family relationship services, school counselling and pastoral care services, social housing, homelessness services (crisis, transitional and outreach), employment and advocacy services across dozens of office locations, delivery sites and outreach locations throughout Victoria.

Locations/Addresses	Dandenong Office: Level 2, 33-35 Princes Highway, Dandenong VIC 3175 Pakenham Office: 1 Rogers Street, Pakenham VIC 3810
Contact Numbers for Corresponding Locations	Dandenong Office: 03 8710 9600 Pakenham Office: 1800 522 076
Catchment Area of Services	City of Greater Dandenong City of Casey Cardinia Shire
Services/Programs	Family Services: Integrated Family Services Counselling: Individual Counselling Couple/Relationship Counselling Counselling for Children and Teens Counselling for Young Adults Post-Separation Services: Family Dispute Resolution Property Dispute Resolution Parenting Orders Program School Refusal Support Settlement, Refugee and Asylum Seeker Services: Asylum seeker support English Conversation Program Settlement Engagement and Transition Support
Group Programs	N/A
Client Referrals Process	Counselling: Contact reception on 8710 9600, for basic intake with the client and book an appointment when next available. Their first intake assessment will be 1.5 hours. FDR, PDR: Contact reception on 8710 9600, reception will then book them in for an initial assessment over the phone. Settlement, Refugee and Asylum Seeker Services: Referrals via emailor contact reception on 8710 9600. Reception will pass on referral to relevant program to proceed with intake process. School refusal support: contact reception on 8710 9600 (Dandenong), or 1800 522 076 (Pakenham) Parenting orders Program: Contact reception on 1800 522 076.
After Hours Support Availability	Yes – counselling: Tuesday from 9am – 8pm. Last session starting at 6.45pm.
Agency Brokerage Options	Internal support for clients is provided through flexible support packages.
Secondary Consultations	No
Information Sharing Requests Process	No – ISS form is not publicly available on the website.

City of Greater Dandenong

CGD Youth and Family Services provides services and programs that work with children, young people and families who live, work, study or recreate in the Greater Dandenong Municipality.

Locations/Addresses	39a Clow Street, Dandenong VIC 3175
Contact Numbers for Corresponding Locations	9793 2155 8571 1000
Catchment Area of Services	City of Greater Dandenong
Services/Programs	Family Support Services: Provides case management to families referred via The Orange Door, as well as Child Protection under the 200hr program. Integrated Family Services 200hr Program Youth Services: is a generalist youth service who works with young people and their families aged 12-25 and provides an important universal service based for young people. We seek to support the healthy physical, social and emotional development of all young people in our community, through building and enhancing protective factors and working with young people to develop their strengths and skills. FreeZa Youth Events Committee Young Leaders Program Holiday Activities Committee Holidays Program Activities Volunteering Programs School Based workshops Regional initiatives and advocacy on issues across three LGA areas (CGD, Casey, Cardinia) Projects based on youth issues Provision of Research and Advocacy on relevant youth issues of concern to levels of government on youth related issues of concern. Greater Dandenong Youth Network and professional development opportunities for youth workers.
Group Programs	All flyers and information can be found on their website here
Client Referrals Process	Client referrals are program dependent, for further information contact Youth and Family Services and request to speak to the Intake Worker.
After Hours Support Availability	Yes – after hour services are related to youth specific programs.
Agency Brokerage Options	No
Secondary Consultations	Yes – call Youth and Family Services intake and advise you’re calling for a secondary consultation and what this may be based on (please include phone number and email addresses). Then the right Team Leader or Senior Practitioner will make contact with you.
Information Sharing Requests Process	The Family Support Services arm of Youth and family services is a registered ISE and can provide information under both the CISS and FVISS. Please contact the Senior Team Leader to discuss the request and follow up with an official email requesting information. The ISS form is not publicly available on their website.

Department of Justice & Community Safety

The Department of Justice and Community Safety DJCS is one of nine government departments in the state of Victoria. It manages and provides government services relating to Victoria’s justice system.

Locations/Addresses	Dandenong Government Services Office, 165-169 Thomas St. Cranbourne Justice Service Centre, 176 Sladen St. Pakenham Justice Service Centre, 825 Princes Hwy.
Contact Numbers for Corresponding Locations	Dandenong: 1300 101 422 Cranbourne: 1300 292 936 Pakenham: 1300 292 935
Catchment Area of Services	City of Greater Dandenong City of Casey Cardinia Shire
Services/Programs	Community Correctional Services: Community corrections involves the management and supervision of offenders in the community. These offenders are serving court-imposed orders either as an alternative to imprisonment or as a condition of their release on parole from prison. This means they must report regularly to their community corrections officer and may have to participate in unpaid community work and rehabilitation programs.Community corrections plays a vital role in ensuring the safety of the community by rehabilitating offenders and diverting low-risk offenders from prison which helps to break the cycle of reoffending.For information on community corrections, click here Youth Justice Youth Justice strives to reduce offending by children and young people and improve community safety, and work with others to provide genuine opportunities for children and young people to turn their lives around. Youth Justice supervises children and young people who are in the criminal justice system, including those aged 10-18, and young adults up to 24 years of age who are serving their sentence in Youth Justice’s dual track system. Community Services Responsible for identifying and delivering multifaceted support and collaborative sustainable initiatives, particularly on integrating justice services to local communities. Sheriff Sheriff officers take action against people who do not comply with their debt related court orders. They enforce warrants and orders issued by Victorian courts for both criminal (unpaid fines) and civil (orders made following civil disputes) matters. Regional Aboriginal Justice Advisory Committee Established from the Victorian Aboriginal Justice Agreement between the Aboriginal community and Victorian government the Committees advocate for and promote improved justice outcomes and Aboriginal Justice initiatives to both Aboriginal communities and government agencies. For more information, click here
Group Programs	N/A
Client Referrals Process	Any person commencing an order with Community Correctional Services or Youth Justice are assessed as requested from a Magistrate or Judge, or when they apply for Parole through the Adult Parole Board.
After Hours Support Availability	N/A
Agency Brokerage Options	N/A
Secondary Consultations	N/A
Information Sharing Requests Process	Community Correctional Services Information can be shared when external agencies complete Information Sharing Scheme (ISS) form – link below To request the ISS form contact [email protected] Additionally, where staff form the view that they have a reasonable belief that there is a risk that a person may be subjected to Family Violence they can release personal information regarding a client user Please note that Corrections Victoria is not part of the Child Information Sharing Scheme. Youth Justice Youth Justice is a prescribed Information Sharing Entity under both the Family Violence Protection Act 2008 and the Child Wellbeing and Safety Act 2005. To request information this should occur by emailing YJ-FVISS/[email protected]. Details of what the request should include are outlined here To access the information sharing form, click here

Early in Life Mental Health Services (ELMHS), Monash Health

ELMHS Tertiary Area Mental Health Service for children and young people aged 0 – 18 years of age.

Locations/Addresses	145 – 151 Cleeland Street, Dandenong There are other various Monash sites including Monash Children’s Hospital.
Contact Numbers	ELMHS Dandenong: (03) 9767 8274
Catchment Area of Services	City of Greater Dandenong City of Casey Cardinia Shire
Services/Programs	Mental Health Support
Group Programs	N/A
Client Referrals Process	Psychiatric Triage Service – 1300 369 012. Anyone can refer to this service.
After Hours Support Availability	Yes, contact the triage line on 1300 369 012. Alternatively, presenting at the Emergency Department will also provide an after-hours response.
Agency Brokerage Options	Available for up to $200.
Secondary Consultations	Any professional within the Monash Health catchment can request a secondary consultation for a young person aged 0 – 17 years old. Professionals can contact the psychiatric triage service and request an identified secondary consultation, however this requires the guardian’s consent. Contact 9767 8274 for a deidentified consultation from the iACT team, and request to speak with the community consultation senior clinician.
Information Sharing Requests Process	Contact Monash Health on 9767 8274 to access the information sharing scheme.

Headspace

Headspace offers young people 12-25 FREE mental health support & general health advice via a combination of in-person, online and phone services. We have a strong focus on early intervention and holistic care, aiming to address mental health concerns before, they become more severe.

Locations/Addresses	Narre Warren Suite 1, 66 Victor Crescent, Narre Warren, Victoria 3805 Dandenong Hub Level 2, 26 McCrae Street, Dandenong VIC-3175 Pakenham Corner Main St & McGregor Road, Pakenham, Victoria 3810
Contact Numbers	1800 367 968
Catchment Area of Services	City of Greater Dandenong City of Casey Cardinia Shire
Services/Programs	Mental Health Services: Intake & Brief Intervention Allied Health Providers (Psychologists) – 10 session model funded through Medicare School services Youth Health Clinic – Doctors & Nurses: Sexual Health Clinic – provision of contraception and advice, testing, support, treatment, and management of sexually transmissible infections (STI), pregnancy testing and referral physical and mental health support. Physical & Mental health support – help with any physical health issues related to sexual health, drug or alcohol use, relationship problems or feeling down or upset. Alcohol & Other Drugs Support Community Engagement Support: headspace Pakenham site tours (short – 15 mins) headspace promotion table/stalls Tailored promotional events Peer Support – Youth and Carer Work and Study Support
Group Programs	headspace LGBTQIA+ Pride Space + (social group for those aged 16-25 years) Youth Advisory Committee (also known as Youth Reference Group) – 16-25 year olds that have a passion for mental health. Art Therapy Groups (Limited spots – through Intake & Brief Interventions)
Client Referrals Process	There are a range of ways you can access headspace Narre Warren If you are a young person, friend, parent or carer and wish to make a FREE appointment: you can call us on 1800 367 968 pop into our centre at 66 Victor Cres, Narre Warren email us at [email protected] or send us a fax at (03) 8789 7902 If you have any questions or inquiries about what we do at headspace Narre Warren, please don’t hesitate to give us a call. If you’re wanting to see one of our GP’s, follow this link to book There are a range of ways you can access headspace Pakenham If you are a young person, friend, parent or carer and wish to make a FREE appointment: you can call us on 1800 367 968 pop into our centre which is located on the corner of Main Street and McGregor Road in Pakenham email us at [email protected] If you have any questions or inquiries about what we do at headspace Pakenham, please don’t hesitate to give us a call. There are a range of ways you can access headspace Dandenong: Online referral forms are available on our website for self-referral and referral from health professionals. Client can walk into the centre access support at the Dandenong Hub on McRae Street, Dandenong. The client can call the reception for more information.
After Hours Support Availability	Pakenham: Tuesday to Thursday open 10:00am – 6:00pm. Monday open 9:00am – 5:00pm.Narre Warren: Tuesday to Friday open from 10:00am – 6:00pm. Every second Saturday open from 9:30am – 2:30pm. Monday open 9:00am – 5:00pm.
Agency Brokerage Options	N/A
Secondary Consultations	Call reception (1800367968) or email [email protected] and advise you’re contacting for a secondary consultation. All requests will be forwarded onto Senior Access Clinician and Intake & Brief Interventions Team Leader. Dandenong: For secondary consultation, other service providers can send their enquiries/requests using the enquiry email [email protected]and the specific program lead will follow the request to support the service provider.
Information Sharing Requests Process	For anyone requesting information, please contact [email protected]

OzChild

OzChild is an independent not-for-profit organisation who support children, young people and families throughout Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and the ACT.

Locations/Addresses	OzChild Level 4, 14-16 Mason Street, Dandenong
Contact Numbers	(03) 9212 3900
Catchment Area of Services	City of Greater Dandenong City of Casey Cardinia Shire
Services/Programs	Prevention and Strengthening Families: Integrated Family Services Family Preservation and Reunification Functional Family Therapy Child Wellbeing Safe Care Multi Systemic Therapy In-Home Care: Kinship Care Kinship Care First Support Foster Care Treatment Foster Care Oregon
Group Programs	N/A
Client Referrals Process	Client referrals are program dependent, for further information contact reception at the OzChild location and request to speak to the Team Leader of the program.
After Hours Support Availability	There is an afterhours on call service via phone available for active clients.
Agency Brokerage Options	Client brokerage will be dependent on program guidelines and eligibility criteria.
Secondary Consultations	N/A
Information Sharing Requests Process	Information can be shared with services under Child Information Sharing Scheme (CISS) and Family Violence Information Sharing Scheme (FVISS). If you are requesting information under one of the above Information Sharing Schemes (ISS), please contact the allocated practitioner or Team Leader for further information.

Uniting Vic Tas

Uniting is a community services organisation that delivers services and programs across Victoria and Tasmania. We strive to make a difference for individuals, families and communities.

Locations/Addresses	Dandenong Office Address: 51 Princes Highway, Dandenong, 3175, VIC. Narre Warren Office: 55 Webb St Narre Warren 3805, VIC. Pakenham Office: Level 2, 50 Station St, Pakenham 3810, VIC. Cranbourne Office: 184 Sladen St, Cranbourne 3977, VIC.
Contact Numbers	Dandenong Phone: 8792 8999 Narre Warren Phone: 9704 8377 Pakenham Phone: 5945 3900 Cranbourne Phone: 5990 8400
Catchment Area of Services	City of Greater Dandenong City of Casey Cardinia Shire
Services/Programs	Integrated Family Services, Family Preservation and Reunification. Click here for more information
Group Programs	Tuning into Kids Reconnect Program Finding Solutions Bringing up Great Kids Eat Well Spend Well
Client Referrals Process	Hub Phone no: 1800 271 170 General email: [email protected] Walk into any of our locations or can receive professional referrals on behalf of clients.
After Hours Support Availability	N/A
Agency Brokerage Options	Internal Support For Clients is provided through Flexible Support Packages (to access this person has to be client in FS) Support for agencies and clients across Victoria Escaping Family Violence Payment EVP offers financial assistance and confidential support to people escaping Family Violence to move forward and set up a home that’s free from violence. Attached is some information on eligibility, what EVP offers to consumers and how to make a referral. Agencies and case workers can check eligibility and submit applications for your clients via the program by following this link Contact details: Melissa (Mel) Amroodt- Team Leader – 8792 8999 Online link
Secondary Consultations	Secondary consultations are provided by a specialist family violence consultant for internal Uniting workers only. The exception to this is if professionals are seeking a family violence consultation and they are member agencies within the child and family services alliance
Information Sharing Requests Process	To request the ISS form contact Uniting reception and ask to speak to the Team Leader of the relevant program. ISS form not publicly available. Contact reception.

VACCA

VACCA is a community services organisation that delivers services and programs. VACCA is a statewide Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation servicing children, young people, families and community members.

Locations/Addresses	Suite 2 Level 2 1-7 Langhorne Street, Dandenong, VIC, 3175
Contact Numbers	9108 3500
Catchment Area of Services	City of Greater Dandenong City of Casey Cardinia Shire
Services/Programs	Family Services: Integrated Family Services Family Preservation and Reunification Specialist Disability ALW (Aboriginal liaison Worker) Parenting Groups (PPP) Family Violence: Case Management Support for women and men Therapeutic Counselling Support Orange Doors SMA/BPA Aboriginal Access Point Justice Support: Youth Justice 12-21 Local justice / anyone on a CCO Community Programs: Cultural Events Community Support Emergency Relief Housing and Homelessness Support Link-Up Victoria Lakidjeka OOHC Kinship care Foster Care Targeted Care Packages (TCP)
Group Programs	Windook Dads Womens Group KKHWC (koorie kids homework club)
Client Referrals Process	IFS, FV & Men’s mainly through the Orange Door Contact reception for other services
After Hours Support Availability	Kinship and Foster Care – please obtain information through appropriate worker.
Agency Brokerage Options	Family Violence: Crisis Brokerage Flexible Support Packages Family Services Justice programs: Crisis Brokerage Through the Orange Doors
Secondary Consultations	Contact reception and they will guide you to the appropriate service on Ph: 9108 3500
Information Sharing Requests Process	Information can be shared when external agencies complete Information Sharing Scheme (ISS) form. To request the ISS form contact VACCA reception (Ph:91083500) and ask to speak to the Team Leader of the relevant program.

Wayss

Wayss exists to provide support to people who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness, or people who have experienced family violence, to access safe, secure and affordable housing.

Locations/Addresses	Dandenong: 20 Princes Highway, Dandenong (head office) Cranbourne: 156 Slade Street, Cranbourne (by appointment only) Pakenham: 48 John Street, Pakenham (by appointment only)
Contact Numbers for Corresponding Locations	9791 6111
Catchment Area of Services	City of Greater Dandenong City of Casey Cardinia Shire
Services/Programs	Family Violence Case Management Support Specialist family violence case management response including advocacy, support and referrals for women and their children escaping family violence. Rapid Response (After Hours) Provides assistance to women and their children in emergency accommodation provided by Safe Steps, The Orange Door, or a local specialist FV organisation, due to FV crisis. Telephone and face-to-face support provided between 5pm and 9am. The Rapid Response team also support women and their children while they are waiting to be allocated to a FV case worker No Wrong Door Family Violence intake at wayss, for women who experience barriers in accessing The Orange Door Family Violence Refuge Refuge accommodation for women and their children escaping family violence. Intensive case management provided, with therapeutic supports for children Family Advocacy and Support Services (FASS) Family Violence support to women and their children who are attending the Family Law Courts in relation to their FV case. Non-legal supports provided and linkages to a duty lawyer wayss holds the portfolios for Risk Assessment and Management Panel (RAMP) coordinator and Personal Safety Initiative (PSI) coordinator, and has specialist family violence practitioners embedded into: Child Protection Southern Melbourne Maternal Child Health Nurse (Dandenong) Family Violence Investigation Unit at MDC Dandenong (Alexis position) The Orange Door Housing and Homelessness Initial Assessment and Planning The primary entry point for people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The IA&P team provides and assessment of housing and support needs, provides information, advice and advocacy Women’s Outreach Program (WOP) Supports single women, or women with children over the age of 16 who have a history of homelessness or housing insecurity, alongside complex support needs such as a history of family violence, mental ill health, alcohol or drug dependency, and disengagement with services. Accommodation Options for Families (AOF) Provides housing support to families at risk of, or currently experiencing, homelessness. Supports families to access, establish and maintain private rentals. Suitable for all family groups with children in their care, who are private rental ready Tenancy Plus Support and advocacy for social housing tenants to establish a new tenancy, achieve sustainable tenancies, and support to avoid housing breakdown. Drug Court Homelessness Assistance Program (DCHAP) Homelessness/housing support for people on a drug treatment order. The program addresses the underlying factors contributing to homelessness beyond AoD dependency Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tenants at Risk (ITAR) Provides supports to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders who are tenants, or prospective tenants, of Aboriginal Housing Victoria, or OoH. Support provided to maintain sustainable housing, support with priority transfers and new applications, and assistance for issues that may place tenancy at risk. Services for Young People Primary entry point for young people (16-25) who are experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness. Transitional Support Program Case management supports for young people (16-25) at risk of homelessness Step Ahead Supported accommodation for single young people aged 16-25 who are experiencing, or at risk of homelessness. Clients must be studying, working or in training and be willing to engage in intensive case management to be eligible for this program Emergency Youth Accommodation (EYA) Short-term crisis accommodation (up to 6 weeks) for young people (aged 16-25). EYA is staffed 24/7 and is free from violence, aggression, drugs and alcohol
Group Programs	N/A
Client Referrals Process	Referrals are program dependent. Housing IAP clients can self-refer by presenting to head office or calling 9791 6111. External referrals can be made via [email protected] AoF – internal referral after IAP assessment WoP – internal referral after IAP assessment Tenancy Plus – Referral through OoH or Community Housing worker, or internal referrals after IAP assessment – Email [email protected] DCHAP – Can only be made by the Drug Court by a specialist Community Corrections Officer ITAR – Referrals from Aboriginal Housing Victoria, OoH, or self-referral through Community. Email [email protected] Services for Young People Internal referrals after IAP assessment, and external referrals below: Step Ahead – email [email protected] (referral form required – contact the team to obtain) Transitional Support Program – Email [email protected] (referral form required – contact the team to obtain) EYA – [email protected] with IAP assessment tool. Vacancies are listed on the Victorian Homelessness Database Family Violence Case Management – Referrals are received from The Orange Door, or made internally through No Wrong Door Rapid Response – The Orange Door, Safe Steps and specialised FV services within SMA can refer victim-survivors to the Rapid Response service. Call the team on 8797 1800 to check eligibility/notify of incoming referral and then email [email protected] with referral form No Wrong Door- clients can self-refer by presenting to head office or calling 9791 6111. Professionals referrals via email [email protected] Family Violence Refuge – all refuge referrals are made through Safe Steps FASS – Contact the Victoria Legal Aid help line on 1300 792 387 between 8am and 5pm, and ask to speak to the FASS information referral officer
After Hours Support Availability	Kinship and Foster Care – please obtain information through appropriate worker.
Agency Brokerage Options	Wayss has limited brokerage attached to both the housing and family violence streams of support Additional funding: Clients may be eligible to access to Housing Establishment Fund (HEF) for crisis accommodation, or support to establish or maintain tenancy Clients may be eligible to access the Private Rental Access Program (PRAP) to support in establishing a tenancy Family violence clients may be eligible to access Flexible Support Packages (funding held by Windermere) and Escaping Violence Payments (funded by Uniting) Clients engaged with Services for Young People programs may be eligible to access brokerage for education and training purposes ITAR clients may be eligible for brokerage to support in establishing or maintaining a tenancy AoF clients may be eligible for brokerage to support establishing a tenancy including access to whitegoods
Secondary Consultations	All programs can provide secondary consultation including eligibility and referral pathways. ITAR provides secondary consultation regarding housing options for Aboriginal and Torres Strait clients – [email protected] The below family violence programs also provide specialised secondary consultation Family Violence and Disability Practice Leader [email protected] or 0422 588 284 (email preferred). Secondary consultations provided where clients have experienced family violence or sexual assault, when there is an intersect of disability (diagnosed or undiagnosed, including mental health). Consultation can be around any family member who has a disability – victim survivor, child victim survivor or perpetrator. Clients must reside in SMA catchment area. No Wrong Door – contact 9791 6111 or email [email protected] Secondary consultations regarding family violence, risk, safety planning, referral pathways RAMP – [email protected]Secondary consultation regarding high-risk family violence clients who are being considered for referral to RAMP panel FV Child Protection specialist worker – [email protected] Secondary consultations where families who are experiencing family violence are involved in the Child Protection system PSI coordinator – [email protected] Secondary consultation regarding appropriateness of a personal safety, security and technology response for victim-survivors.
Information Sharing Requests Process	If services are aware of an allocated practitioner supporting a client, they should contact the practitioner directly. All other requests should go through [email protected] All information requests must meet the relevant guidelines.

YSAS – Youth Support and Advocacy Service

The Youth Support + Advocacy Service YSAS is Australia’s largest, youth-specific community service organisation. Operating since 1998 as Victoria’s flagship Youth AOD service, YSAS now employs over 350 skilled staff across 19 sites in metropolitan and regional Victoria. While the prime focus of YSAS remains on effective Youth AOD Treatment and sector leadership, the organisation also has extensive experience in providing young people and families with services that support improved mental health and improve meaningful community participation.

Locations/Addresses	155 Lonsdale St, Dandenong
Contact Numbers for Corresponding Locations	(03) 9701 3488
Catchment Area of Services	City of Greater Dandenong City of Casey Cardinia Shire
Services/Programs	Drug and Alcohol Services: Youth Outreach Day Program SECADA Transformer (CALD AOD Outreach) Home Based Withdrawal Nurse Residential Withdrawal Residential Rehabilitation Bunjilwarra Koori Youth Alcohol and Drug Service (Hastings) REVAL Day Program Crime Prevention programs: Youth Support Service (YSS) PIVOT (Youth Crime Prevention) Embedded Youth Outreach Program (EYOP)
Group Programs	Variety of group programs for young people – contact the office for up-to-date programs.
Client Referrals Process	Contact the YSAS AOD Programs Intake Team or the Youth Support Service Intake Team on 9701 3488
After Hours Support Availability	After hours appointments can be made by arrangement
Agency Brokerage Options	Brokerage is available to clients connected to some programs
Secondary Consultations	Please contact reception for secondary consultations.
Information Sharing Requests Process	YSAS is a prescribed information Sharing Scheme Entity (ISE) for the purposes of the Child Information Sharing Scheme (CISS) and the Family Violence Information Sharing Scheme (FVISS) in the following capacities: as a provider of alcohol and other drug services and youth justice services. For requests, please email: [email protected]

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