Opioid Support

Specific Opoid Assistance is available via several organisations here at Redcliffe. 

Feel free to browse through this list for the best choice for you.... 

Government Services & Programs

• Queensland Opioid Treatment Program (QOTP):

  • Provides access to medications like methadone and buprenorphine for opioid dependence.

  • You'll need a referral from a health professional.

  • Contact: QOTP@health.qld.gov.au or 1800 177 833 (ADIS)

• Alcohol and Drug Information Service (ADIS):

  • 24/7 confidential phone support, information and referrals to appropriate services.

  • Phone: 1800 177 833

• Opioid Dependence Treatment (ODT) - Metro North Health:

  • Offers treatment with methadone and buprenorphine.

  • Available at various locations across Metro North.

  • Referrals usually come from GPs or other health professionals.

  • You can find more information on their website or by calling your nearest Metro North Health facility

Community & Private Services

• QLD Progressive Health:

  • Offers bulk-billed appointments for opioid replacement therapy with medications like Suboxone, Methadone, and Subutex.

  • Also provides psychological support.

  • Contact details and locations can be found on their website.

• Lives Lived Well:

  • Provides free and confidential alcohol and drug support services, including access to opioid substitution treatment.

  • They have several locations across Queensland.

  • You can find their contact details and locations on their website or by calling 1300 727 957

• Your GP:

  • Your General Practitioner can assess your situation, provide advice, and refer you to appropriate specialists or treatment programs.

Important Considerations:

• Eligibility: Eligibility criteria may vary between services. Contact the service directly to confirm your eligibility.

• Waiting times: Some services may have waiting lists, so it's best to reach out as early as possible.

• Confidentiality: All services listed maintain strict confidentiality.

Additional Support:

• Family Drug Support:

  • Provides support and information to families and friends of people with drug problems.

  • Phone: 1300 368 186

Remember, seeking help is the first step towards recovery. Don't hesitate to reach out to any of these services for support.

Disclaimer: This list is not exhaustive. Other services may be available in your local area. Please consult with your GP or healthcare professional for personalized advice and referrals.