What We Do
At Nas Recovery Centre, we believe everyone deserves access to drug and alcohol (AOD) treatment and mental health support in Melbourne, regardless of background. Our Theory of Change is the strategic framework that guides our commitment to supporting African and other CALD Australians to live connected, purposeful lives.
This begins with non-judgmental, culturally safe care – delivered by people who understand the lived experiences of the communities we serve.
Our programs are tailored to the unique needs of African and multicultural communities across Cranbourne and greater Melbourne. These include:
1. Mental Health & Wellbeing: Peer support, early interventions, and drug & alcohol education tailored to African and CALD communities.
2. Family Support: We provide support to families so they can effectively support their children.
3. Youth Justice Support: We help young people who have had contact with the justice system to overcome AOD and mental health challenges.
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Our Complimentary Services
- Drug & Alcohol Treatment
- Counselling
- Family Therapy
- Peer Support Groups
- AOD Assertive Outreach
- Cultural Secondary Consults & Training
- Suicide Interventions
- Comprehensive NDIS Services
- Forensic-Specfiic Aftercare Programs
- Therapeutic Healing Events
- Language Translation & Interpretation
- Research & Co-designs
Restoring Hope
“I am amazed that I was able to be given this opportunity. I have never accepted help in the past because I always thought people would judge me because of having drug history. I'm grateful. I didn't know if I was worthy of support, and being able to receive it without feeling judged"
Join Us for the
NRC Annual General Meeting
Nas Recovery Centre warmly invites our community, partners, stakeholders and supporters to join us for our 2026 Annual General Meeting as we celebrate three years of NRC.
This special gathering is an opportunity to reflect on how far we’ve come, recognise the people and partnerships that have helped shape our impact, and look ahead to what’s next. We’ll share highlights from the past year, celebrate the strength of our community and provide an insight into NRC’s vision for the future.
Monday, 9 November 2026
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
15 Ercildoune Court, Cranbourne West
Everyone is welcome. Refreshments will be provided.
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2025/2026 Newsletter
Reflecting on the Past Year
Discover the latest from Nas Recovery Centre in our FY25/26 Newsletter. Explore key milestones, community programs, partnerships and stories that highlight the impact of our work across the past year.
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