Alcohol and Drug Information Service

The Alcohol and Drug Information Service functions as a critical public health resource located on Adelaide Street in the heart of the Brisbane CBD. This medical facility offers professional support and evidence-based information regarding substance use to the Queensland community. Clinicians provide confidential assessments and brief interventions to help residents navigate complex health pathways. Its proximity to the Brisbane City Hall makes the service highly accessible for those working or commuting through the metropolitan centre. The staff focus on harm reduction strategies and providing clear guidance for individuals managing dependency issues. Patients and their families can access a range of specialist resources designed to address various stages of recovery and intervention. The service operates with a focus on clinical integrity and privacy, ensuring that all interactions are handled with professional discretion. By connecting users with local detoxification units and rehabilitation programmes, the clinic acts as a primary entry point for drug and alcohol treatment. The facility serves as a vital link between crisis management and long-term health outcomes for people throughout the Brisbane Adelaide Street area and surrounding regions.