Nas Recovery Centre

Benefits of Joining the Path2Home Support Group: - Learn effective strategies to reduce alcohol and substance use, as well as improve mental health. - Gain tips on supporting those dealing with addiction and mental health challenges. - Connect with like-minded individuals experiencing similar struggles. - Enhance your awareness of various community opportunities. - Eligible participants can access WDP fines repayment and work off government-related traffic fines by attending 🌟 We can’t wait to see you there. Register now!:https://shorturl.at/akxAT #nasrecoverycentre #path2home #healingjourney #aod #comesitwithus #heal #recoveryispossible #supportgroup #aod #mentalhealth #outpatient #ysas #africanaustralian #nasrecoverycentrevic #nrc #cityofcasey #nasrecoverycentrevic

Mental Health Wellness Part II What a fantastic day at the NGU Cup! As your mental health partner, we’re excited to support your guests and athletes. 📝 Look at these little ones sharing their gratitude on butcher paper! It’s so important to start conversations about mental health early to empower a generation that cares for their minds and bodies. Leave a comment on how you nurture your mental well-being! We’re grateful for everyone who participated and can’t wait for the next cup! 💚 #MentalHealthMatters #Gratitude #NGUCup #reflections #education #mindandbody NextGen Unite @African Youth Initiative

Mental Health Wellness Part I Nas Recovery Centre at NGU Cup Interviews 🎤 At the recent NGU Cup, our psychologist asked participants about their mental health strategies. The standout takeaway? FRIENDS, FAMILY, and FITNESS are essential keys!🔑 Participants highlighted that quality time with loved ones boosts their spirits and provides vital emotional support. The Bottom Line? Research shows that nurturing relationships and staying active are crucial for mental well-being. Ignoring these aspects can lead to increased anxiety, depression, isolation, and emotional distress. Reflect on your life: - How do your connections and physical activity influence your mental health? - What steps can you take to strengthen your support network and incorporate exercise into your routine? A huge thank you to everyone who shared their insights on camera and the butcher paper! Let’s keep the conversation going! Share your tips on how you care for your mental health below! 💬✨ Our service is here to support you every step of the way. If you need immediate help, call **13 11 14** for support. #MentalHealthMatters #WellnessJourney #SelfCare #FriendsAndFamily #PositiveVibes #HealthyMind #CommunitySupport #MentalHealthAwareness #ExerciseForHealth #MindAndBody #YouAreNotAlone #MentalHealthSupport #Inspiration #Wellbeing #LifeTips #NGUCup #NasRecoveryCentre #Africanaustralians #Rehabilitation NextGen Unite @african youth initiative

NAS Recovery Centre's Path2Home Project End-of-Year Celebration! 🎉 This event celebrates our dedication to supporting individuals and families navigating challenges related to substance use and mental health, all while honouring the cultural practices that enrich our community. We invite you to celebrate our commitment to restoring hope in our community. Check out the flyer, share it and bring a friend. 🥳✨ #Path2Home #EndOfYearCelebration

Nas Recovery Centre now offers Language Support for Services focused on African languages! 🌍✨ Our goal is to provide translation and interpreting services that support African Australians in our community. We believe that clear communication is essential for connection and understanding. Check out our flyer for more details! #LanguageSupport #AfricanLanguages #Community

We are delighted to announce that our CEO has been awarded the Westfield Fountain Gate Local Hero finalist 2024! In her words: “This award is not just an honour; we accept it with deep gratitude, welcoming it as a source of motivation to do even more.” Thank you to everyone for your support! #LocalHero #Gratitude #Leadership #Westfieldlocalhero #Finalist #communityimpact Westfield

Monash University researchers are undertaking a study of the experiences of Victorians who have been detected for minor drug offences. They want to interview people who have been detected (or picked up) for personal use or possession of an illicit drug Monash University researchers will be visiting the Nas Recovery Centre from the 4th of October to do the interviews. The interviews will take around 30 minutes, and will be audio recorded. The researcher will ask you questions about the offence, what were the impacts for you, and how you think the system could be improved. All of this information will be kept confidential and you won’t be identified. As a thank you for your time, you will be provided with a $60 retail voucher. You don’t have to participate if you don’t want to. Participating or not will have nothing to do with the services you receive from Nas Recovery Services. Are you interested in taking part? If yes, scan the QRCode for further information.https://https://lnkd.in/giRSUD4G #research

We are excited to spotlight our visionary founder, Nyachan! She saw a gap in mental health and AOD support and took action to create wrap-around interventions and preventive solutions. Nyachan unapologetically advocates for the underserved, ensuring that everyone has access to the care they need. As an empathic and down-to-earth leader, she is not just a conventional figure; she’s a hands-on manager, counsellor, friend, and innovator. You will find her feeding the homeless, transporting clients to the emergency department, in the counseling room supporting families, and inspiring young African Australians to dream bigger. Her commitment to the community is nothing short of inspiring. We couldn’t be prouder of her nomination as a finalist for the Women Leads Agenda Awards, following her recent recognition as a Local Hero. This highlights the profound impact she has made—no good deed goes unnoticed! To learn more -check out the link in our bio and see all the finalists and agents of change for 2024! #womenagenda2024 #leadershipaward #africanaustralian #nonforprofit

Our Path2home Family Support Group is still running! Please join us in our 4th session on Gambling this Wednesday, the 18th, from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. We'll cover topics of gaming, types of games that may lead to addiction, risks to child development, communication strategies, and how to seek support. This is a valuable opportunity to learn and ask questions Our contact information has been provided Feel free to register and invite others! Register now through this link : https://shorturl.at/wHOSW