If you are concerned about the welfare of a person who may be at serious risk of harm due to their drug use or other factors, call one of the following services (you may wish to add these numbers to your contacts in your mobile phone).
Cohealth
Located at 53 Victoria Street Melbourne, Cohealth’s City Street Health program is a comprehensive street-based outreach service staffed by health workers such as a GP and nurses. They cover most of the city.
Services include drug and alcohol outreach support, homeless allied health, drug and alcohol counselling, homeless mental health, and homeless support services.
Monday to Friday: 9am to 10pm
Saturday and Sunday: 10am to 6pm
Phone: 0438 359 273
The Living Room
Located at 7-9 Hosier Lane Melbourne, The Living Room is a primary health service that provides free healthcare and support to improve the physical, mental and social wellbeing of people who are, or are at risk of, experiencing homelessness. They have GPs, nurses and alcohol and other drug counsellors onsite.
Phone: 9945 2100 or 1800 440 188
After-Hours Outreach Service (AHOS) including a Mental Health Nurse, Registered Nurse, and Assertive Outreach Worker
Monday to Friday: 7pm to 11pm
Salvation Army Project 614
Located at 69 Bourke Street, Salvation Army Project 614 supports and works with people who are experiencing homelessness, are at risk of becoming homeless, or may be experiencing mental health issues, alcohol and other drug addictions, and social poverty. Project 614 provides services and programs to help people create pathways out of their current circumstances.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday: 7am to 9am,
Friday and Saturday nights: 10pm to 3am
Phone: 9653 3299