Lives Lived Well Revenue and Competitors

Lives Lived Well (LLW) is a leading Queensland support organisation for people who have problems with alcohol and other drugs as well as other addictions such as gambling and associated mental health issues. Our friendly and expert team sees more than 10,000 people each year across 27 locations. We’re a non-government, not-for-profit body that provides a range of free services aimed at influencing behaviour, reducing harm, aiding recovery and bringing about positive change. LLW was established in May 2012, following the merger of the Alcohol and Drug Foundation Queensland, Gold Coast Drug Council and the Queensland Drug and Alcohol Council. Our services include three low-cost, residential treatment facilities, located at Logan House — Brisbane, Mirikai — the Gold Coast and Shanty Creek — Mareeba, where people can come and stay and work through a comprehensive program within a supportive therapeutic community environment. We also provide free alcohol and other drugs counselling, specifically tailored for individuals, families, groups, young people and Indigenous peoples. Other services include community and youth outreach, drink and drug driving programs, drug diversion, support groups including Stop Pot, Gambling Help, headspace Southport and the Banjara Medical Centre. We also assist with supported accommodation. Each year, Lives Lived Well presents the Australian Winter School, a major conference regarded as a key training and development opportunity for professionals working in the alcohol and other drugs sector. When our clients are ready, we are there with the tools, time and expertise to support them. We believe passionately that people can change. That addictions can be overcome, stigmas can be overturned, and lives can be transformed. We believe that every individual has the right to live with dignity. And that any day is a good day to tackle addiction. Call us today on 1300 727 957 or visit www.liveslivedwell.org.au Alcohol & other drug addictions, Treatment, Community Outreach, Community Services, Mental Health, Young People, Indigenous, Rehabilitation, Counselling, Harm reduction