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A Place of Health, Hope & Healing.

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CAAAPU endeavours to:

  • Provide a safe, non-discriminatory healing place that equips clients with the tools with which to live a healthy, sober, active and productive life.

  • Be a leading advocate in areas of alcohol and other drug dependency as recognition of the unique spiritual and cultural strengths of Aboriginal people.

  • Ensure that it incorporates practices that enable clients to develop their full potential.

Work towards the reduction of the harmful effects of alcohol and other drugs on individuals, families and the community, thus contributing to the well-being of our society.

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CAAAPU - Staff   

CAAAPU is hugely fortunate to have a wide and varied staff complement, with individuals that really work together well as a solid team. With a great mix of academic qualifications and personal experience, CAAAPU staff can relate to everyone, and on every level. And with the personal Indigenous interaction skills with the likes of Tony and Cyrill, means that CAAAPU does command a high level of respect amongst the communities it is helping. caaapu_team  

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CAAAPU - Grounds

Architect: Susan Dugdale & Associates

CAAAPU site redevelopment project (2005) included master planning the site with new roads, parking, access, services and buildings. 

The new buildings are set out in an arc around a large central courtyard in the shape of a heart, which is the CAAAPU logo. 
Aerial view CAAAPU   
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