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If you or someone you care for has an alcohol or drug problem, there are services and support available to help.

Intake and assessment’ services are the primary entry point into alcohol and drug treatment services. Intake and assessment services are available throughout Victoria.

In Victoria, the state government funds non-government organisations to deliver alcohol and drug treatment services for free or at a reduced cost to eligible Medicare card holders.

YoDAA is a youth drug and alcohol advice service.

Alcohol and other drug education programs aim to delay, reduce or prevent people’s use of alcohol and other drugs.

Talking with your doctor or healthcare professional is an important step in getting care for issues of drug or alcohol addiction or dependence.

If you are worried about your alcohol or drug use or, call DirectLine on 1800 888 236 for counselling, information and referral, or speak with your local doctor.

Harm reduction is about reducing the negative impact ongoing drug use can have.

Counsellors, doctors and other healthcare professionals can help if you have a problem with alcohol or other drugs (AOD).

The Ombudsman looks into complaints about Victorian government departments.