WHOS – Therapeutic Program Videos: click on program symbol
Gunyah
It is a drug free residential Therapeutic Community (TC) for men in Sydney
Hunter TC
It is a drug free residential TC for men and women in Cessnock, NSW in the Hunter Valley
Najara
It is a drug free residential TC for men and women located in Sunshine Coast
New Beginnings
It is a drug free residential TC for women located in Sydney
Mandala House
It is a drug free residential TC for men and women in Goulburn, Southern NSW
RTOD
It is a modified TC offering residential treatment for stabilisation of opioid dependence
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WHOS WEST
It is a supported accommodation program in Western Sydney
OST Day Program
It is a Day Program for OST clients located in Newcastle NSW
WHOS Penrith Hub
It is a Day Program for people seeking support and treatment located in Penrith
OSTAR
It is an Opioid Substitution to Abstinence Residential TC located in Sydney
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Lilyfield
Hawkesbury
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Nambour
Southern NSW
WHOS is a therapeutic program aimed at achieving recovery from drug and alcohol dependence, incorporating harm minimisation and co-existing mental health initiatives.
WHOS has successfully achieved ACHS accreditation by meeting the requirements of
the Evaluation & Quality Improvement Program
WHOS maintains dual certification with ACHS EQuIP6 Certification and Australasian Therapeutic Community Association Standard (2025) conducted by ACHS (ATCA external expert included). High quality provision of the evidence-based TC Model of Care was demonstrated by the achievement of ATCA Standard certification.
WHOS is a member of:
- Network of Alcohol and other Drug Agencies (NADA)
- Queensland Network of Alcohol and other Drug Agencies (QNADA)
- World Federation of Therapeutic Communities (WFTC)
- Australasian Therapeutic Communities Association (ATCA)
WHOS acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of this country and its waters. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and extend this to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people reading this message.
We Help Ourselves celebrates diversity and is committed to providing inclusive services. We offer support to all people without judgment or discrimination.