$2.9 Million Lotterywest Grant Fuels New Drug and Alcohol Treatment Centre in Innaloo
Exciting news for the local community in Innaloo—thanks to a generous $2.9 million grant from Lotterywest, a new drug and alcohol treatment centre is set to open. This funding will allow Cyrenian House, a renowned provider of alcohol and drug treatment services, to expand its capacity and better meet the growing needs of people in the northern metropolitan area. The centre, located on Scarborough Beach Road, will replace the existing facility in Warwick with a more modern, purpose-built space.
The new centre is designed with the community in mind. Spanning two floors and over 950 square meters, it will feature a range of facilities, including counselling and treatment rooms, a boardroom, offices, and a training room. One of the key features is soundproofed counselling rooms, which will allow clients to receive care in a safe and private setting. Cyrenian House CEO Carol Daws expressed the importance of this upgrade, highlighting how the new space will provide a welcoming and therapeutic environment. The project aims to offer not only physical space but also dignity and respect to those battling addiction.
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Lotterywest has been a long-time supporter of Cyrenian House, and this latest contribution reflects its ongoing commitment to helping individuals and families affected by alcohol and drug-related issues. Lotterywest CEO Colin Smith noted that this grant is part of a broader effort to create more recovery pathways for West Australians. For over 35 years, Lotterywest has been backing Cyrenian House in its mission to deliver effective, evidence-based treatments for addiction.
With the centre expected to open in early 2025, this initiative represents a significant step forward in tackling the harms caused by substance abuse in the community. For more than four decades, Cyrenian House has been at the forefront of providing essential services, including counselling, residential treatment, and low-medical withdrawal programs. This new facility will enhance their ability to deliver these life-saving services, especially as the demand for addiction treatment continues to grow.
This grant is not just about building a structure—it’s about building hope and creating opportunities for recovery for many people in need.
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