Cyrenian House

26/11/2025

Yesterday was International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. This marks the start of WA’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, led by the Department of Communities.

Cyrenian House’s staff and residents from Munda Mia Therapeutic Community joined the 35th March Against Domestic and Family Violence, hosted by the Centre for Women's Safety and Wellbeing - thank you to everyone who marched in solidarity.

Everyone has a role in standing up against family and domestic violence. We all need to play our part to help end the cycle of violence and promote gender equality in Western Australia.

25/11/2025

Thank you, Minister, for taking the time out of your busy schedule to visit Rick Hammersley Centre Therapeutic Community; and for your kind words to Parliament. We are proud to deliver these essential AOD treatment services to communities across WA.

It was a privilege to meet Brad and Raisa at the Rick Hammersley Centre a two Western Australians working incredibly hard on their recovery journeys.

Both spoke with honesty about the challenges they’ve faced, and the strength they’ve found through structured support, connection, and a community that believes in them.

Their stories are a powerful reminder that recovery is possible - and that people do better when they can access the right care, in the right place, at the right time.

That’s why we’re committed to building a system that supports every Western Australian, no matter their circumstances, to rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.

18/11/2025

Expressions of interest for our Peer Support Plus Training for January 2026 are NOW OPEN. Please scan the QR code below to complete your application.

23/05/2025

This National Volunteer Week, we wish to celebrate the amazing contribution of all those who volunteer their time and skills at Cyrenian House and across the broader community.

As part of this year's theme, Connecting Communities, we recognise the spirit and dedication of volunteers. Your support enriches the lives of people impacted by alcohol and other drug related harm.

22/05/2025

Expressions of Interest for our next round of Peer Support Plus Training are NOW OPEN. Please see below for details.

21/03/2025

Thank you to everyone who supported and participated in this year's Cyrenian House Charity Golf Day. The event sold out and was a resounding success.

11/03/2025

The Cyrenian House 2025 Volunteer Counsellors Alcohol and Other Drug Training Program is now open for applications. Information and the application form are available on the website under the Programs & Services tab:

https://cyrenianhouse.com/volunteer-counselling-program/

Closing date for applications is 31 March 2025.

Applications for our Volunteer Counselling Program are now open Cyrenian House runs an annual Volunteer Drug and Alcohol Counsellors’ Training Program across all of its non-residential metropolitan based services. This program was established in 2012 using the Helping Change: The Drug and Alcohol ...

11/03/2025

Expressions of Interest now open for the upcoming AOD Lived Experience Representative Foundational Skills Course. See below for more information.

04/03/2025

Many thanks to Warrikal and Fortescue for their ongoing support.

24/01/2025

Expressions of Interest for our AOD Lived Experience Representative Foundational Skills Course are NOW OPEN. Please see below for details.

22/01/2025

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Southern Aboriginal Corporation and Cyrenian House Welcome the Announcement to Fund Great Southern Alcohol and Other Drug Residential Rehabilitation Service.

Southern Aboriginal Corporation (SAC) and Cyrenian House have warmly welcomed a commitment by the State Government to fund an alcohol and other drug residential rehabilitation service for the Great Southern.

https://thewest.com.au/.../amber-jade-sanderson-pledges...

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10/12/2024

Today is Human Rights Day, marking the final day of 16 Days in WA, with this year's theme 'Stopping Family and Domestic Violence: Play your part'. Cyrenian House acknowledges that while gender inequality is the central factor behind family and domestic violence, alcohol and other drug use can exacerbate the impact.

That means we - along with everyone in the community - have a part to play in stopping family and domestic violence.

That's why over the past few months, we have been working with Stopping Family Violence to train all staff to recognise and respond to family and domestic violence, along with all the ways it can intersect with alcohol and other drug use.