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What happens in a ‘sobering up’ centre?

The Conversation | 7 news
The Conversation | 7 news

Sobering-up centres provide something to eat, a shower, clean clothes and a laundry service. There are beds so people can rest or sleep, usually for up to 24 hours but sometimes longer.
The centre’s health workers are usually alcohol and drug workers, case workers or Aboriginal health workers. Above: The proposed site in Collingwood, Melbourne.

Posted in: News on 08/14/2023 | Link to this post on IFP |
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