The Glen is two residential drug and alcohol rehab centres.
21/03/2026
A sweet morning in our make shift kitchen with our men 🍰
Whipping up lamingtons, river mint brownies and rich wattleseed caramel sauce — all for our Harmony Day lunch.
Sharing laughs, learning new skills and creating something delicious together. There’s something special about food bringing people together 🤎
20/03/2026
We had a wonderful time getting creative during our art session with Shanane, the ACLO from Tuggerah Lakes Police District.
It was such a special opportunity to come together, yarn and learn through art.
A big thank you to Shanane for sharing her time, talent and knowledge with us 💛
19/03/2026
Beautiful day up in Port Stephens for The Glen Boys, enjoying the balmy weather, a swim in the ocean and some dolphin spotting.. 🐬
15/03/2026
Last weekend our incredible Glen for Women ladies were invited to perform a dance at the Soroptimist Brisbane Water International Women’s Day Breakfast.
It was a wonderful morning celebrating the strength and achievements of women, and our ladies were proud to share culture and connection through dance.
Thank you to
Soroptimist International Brisbane Water Inc
for the warm invitation and for supporting women in our community. 💜
12/03/2026
Good Morning from beautiful Shelley Beach ☀️
12/03/2026
The Glen Women had an awesome afternoon out on country , learning about bush tucker and exploring the local environment.
Aunty Kath shared her knowledge about traditional foods and the connection to land, making it a really special and meaningful experience for everyone involved.
A big thank you to Aunty Kath for spending the afternoon with us — the women absolutely loved it! 🌿🩷
11/03/2026
The Glen Boys had a great night out in Sydney attending “Best of the Best… On the Edge Vol. 1” hosted by the incredible Bill Crews.
It was a fantastic night , opportunities like this mean a lot to our men and create special moments of connection and enjoyment.
Safe to say the men absolutely loved it!
10/03/2026
The Glen Boys really value their relationship with the guys at Talk2MeBro
Their passion for supporting men’s mental health and creating space for open, honest conversations makes a real difference. It’s always great having them connect with our men and remind everyone that you’re never alone and that speaking up takes real strength.
We’re grateful for the support and the ongoing friendship. 💙
09/03/2026
The Glen for Women sends a very big thank you to the Central Coast Bromeliad Society for their generous donation.
These kind gestures go a long way in helping us help our women 🪴 ❤️
09/03/2026
Look at all this delicious food straight from our garden! 🌿 🍅
There’s something special about harvesting fresh produce and turning it into a tasty meal!
08/03/2026
Our monthly fellowship BBQ and meeting will be held tonight at The Glen for Men.
50 Church Road Chittaway Point
All members of the fellowship are welcome to join us.
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The Glen is a residential Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre for men. Located on the beautiful Central Coast of New South Wales.
In the early 1990s, The Glen’s Founder, Cyril Hennessy, worked as a parole officer and was alarmed at the rate of recidivism in the Australian justice system. He could see that men would continue re-offending because they needed treatment for their drug and alcohol addiction, which was causing the offending behaviours.
With strength, passion and determination, The Glen was established in 1994 and has been a shining example of the triumph of the Koori and the human spirit for the past 24 years. Indigenous values are adopted throughout The Glen’s program, evident through the strength-based approach which shows clients what they can do, not what they can’t do. Indigenous Elders are regularly invited to join the groups to share cultural stories, wisdoms and philosophies with all our clients.
There has, and continues to be, an over representation of Indigenous Australians in the prison system, and The Glen will continue our work to change this until our services are no longer required.