Article in The Northern Rivers Times about the next CORE program commencing on Monday 13 February
If you’d like to participate in the program, contact The Buttery’s intake team on 02 6687 1111.
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Free Face-to-Face Alcohol and Substance Use Treatment Program
The Buttery is offering a free 6-week non-residential program to assist people with alcohol and substance use. The face-to-face program commences on Monday 13 February
The Buttery’s Reconciliation Action Plan Officially Launched
The Buttery’s Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group devised its Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) over two years. The RAP was officially launched at The Buttery’s Annual
NSW Government responds to regional health inquiry report
The NSW Government has finalised its response to the Rural Health Inquiry, reaffirming its commitment to improve health outcomes for all people living in rural,
Mental health explored at Ballina symposium
The Buttery proudly participated in the inaugural Community Mental Health Symposium on Thursday, 11 August. The symposium, organised by the Rotary Club of Ballina on
Please help us support people on their Road to Recovery
We need your help. In 2022, The Buttery’s services are needed more than ever with people experiencing extremely challenging times. The Buttery lost its vital
Get up! Stand up! Show Up!
The Buttery celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander contributions with a photographic exhibition for 2022 National NAIDOC Week. The Buttery encourages you to – Get
Supporting people in a natural disaster
Many of us know people significantly affected by the floods and can be confused about how to help people. This mateship manual illustrates how to support people
Expression of Interest for an Aboriginal Artist
About The Buttery The Buttery is a not-for-profit charitable organisation established in 1973. The Buttery’s purpose is to support stronger and healthier communities by assisting
Daring to dream
A story of determination, resilience, enormous heart and daring to dream. Alisha, 29, started using drugs in her 20s. At the time, Alisha didn’t understand