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ABC NEWS REPORTS NOFFS COMPLETES NEW FACILITY AT $49 MILLION WATSON HEALTH PRECINCT:

Ted Noffs Foundation's new alcohol and other drug rehabilitation facility at the Watson Health Precinct is complete, with ABC News reporting the site's design reflects different services working together.

CANBERRA CITY NEWS REPORTS NOFFS TO DELIVER YOUTH REHABILITATION SERVICES AT NEW WATSON HEALTH PRECINCT:

Noffs Foundation will deliver youth drug and alcohol rehabilitation from the new $49 million Watson Health Precinct, with mental health and First Nations-led recovery services also set to begin operating next month.

THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE REPORTS NOFFS TO EXPAND PALM YOUTH REHABILITATION PROGRAM AT NEW WATSON HEALTH PRECINCT:

Ted Noffs Foundation will use the new $49 million Watson Health Precinct to expand its Palm Youth Rehabilitation Program, with a new 15-bed facility for young people aged 12 to 18 set to open next month.

666 ABC CANBERRA REPORTS NOFFS TO OPEN YOUTH DRUG AND ALCOHOL REHAB AT NEW WATSON HEALTH PRECINCT:

Noffs Foundation program director Lachlan Dean says the team is excited to move into the new $49 million Watson Health Precinct and start offering treatment from the purpose-built facility next month.

CANBERRA DAILY REPORTS NOFFS TO EXPAND YOUTH REHABILITATION SERVICES AT NEW WATSON HEALTH PRECINCT:

Ted Noffs Foundation's new facility at the $49 million Watson Health Precinct will include 15 beds for young people aged 12 to 18, alongside a further six beds for young people who can't access mainstream accommodation.

ABC NEWSRADIO REPORTS NOFFS SAYS PILL TESTING TO BECOME PERMANENT AT NSW MUSIC FESTIVALS:

Ted Noffs Foundation CEO Matt Noffs says the NSW Government's confirmation that pill testing will become a permanent service at up to 15 music festivals across the state from October marks the culmination of 12 years of advocacy.

ABC GOULBURN MURRAY REPORTS NOFFS SAYS THOUSANDS OF REGIONAL AUSTRALIANS ARE MISSING OUT ON DRUG AND ALCOHOL SUPPORT:

Noffs Foundation Chief Operating Officer Mark Ferry says Australians in regional and rural communities face ongoing barriers to accessing drug and alcohol support, with service continuity and workforce shortages among the key challenges.

young people performing on stage (Street University branding visible)

NBN News reports Noffs Street University has become a vital hub for vulnerable young people in Newcastle:

Street University Hamilton gives young people in Newcastle a place to belong - A creative home base where they make music, take photos, build podcasts and talk to a counsellor.

ABC NEWCASTLE REPORTS STREET UNIVERSITY NEWCASTLE OFFERS FREE YOUTH PROGRAMS:

A free, community-based youth program for young people aged 12-25. Street University offers creative workshops, mentoring and confidential support for mental health, drug and alcohol issues. Delivered by Ted Noffs Foundation (Noffs).

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