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Helping over one million Australians get back on their feet every year
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Right now far too many Australians are looking into the cold face of a harsh Winter.
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The Salvation Army > Find help > Alcohol and Other Drugs
We are committed to delivering high quality services to those who experience alcohol and or drug problems in a dignified and respectful manner. The Salvation Army believes in a holistic approach to client care and has introduced the Community Integration Model (CIM) within our recovery services. All our alcohol and other drug services are underpinned by a harm minimisation philosophy.