Our support
Different starting points.
The same respect.
Some people are exploring change. Others are working towards stopping completely or maintaining their recovery. We help people find support suited to their needs and goals.
Free peer support groups such as AA and NA offer valuable connection. Publicly funded services provide essential care, although access and waiting times vary. Private residential rehabilitation can involve fees beyond many people’s budgets.
The Freedom Room offers structured support while people continue to live at home, work and remain connected to family. The Foundation helps make that pathway accessible.
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How we help today
Free resources and workbooks
Practical information and exercises to help people learn, reflect and take a first step.
Browse resourcesMaintenance membership assistance
Support for people who have completed the programme and cannot afford ongoing maintenance membership.
Contact us to discuss the assistance available.
Ask about supportProgramme contributions
The Foundation pays $2,557.50 towards each programme, keeping the upfront participant fee at $3,950. More donations will help us work towards lower fees.
The 12-week programme
Delivered by The Freedom Room Wellness & Recovery, with individual support, education and regular connection.
- Initial 90-minute appointment
- 12 x Counselling & Therapy Sessions using therapies like CBT, EFT, the 12-Step program (spiritual and secular options available) and the 12 foundations of freedom.
- 3 full-day workshops
- 36 recovery meetings over 12 weeks
- A dedicated family session
- Recovery pack and workbooks
- Three breathwork or meditation sessions
- Phone and message support
- Weekday access to the recovery space
- Use of the massage chair
Payment plans have different total fees; see the programme page for details.
Planned services
What your support can help us introduce
Two free meetings each week
Regular recovery support without a meeting fee.
One weekly day of free counselling
Individual appointments delivered with support from a Foundation-employed staff member.
Free ongoing aftercare
We aim to provide free ongoing aftercare for all clients who complete the 12-week programme, helping them stay connected and supported as they continue their recovery.
These services will have clear goals and participation expectations. Keeping pathways partly separate helps us provide focused guidance suited to the people attending. Ability to pay does not determine someone’s commitment to recovery.
Meeting times, counselling access and aftercare arrangements will be published when the services are ready.
Help bring these services to life