Addiction treatment leader honoured for outstanding contributions Odyssey House’s James Pitts wins 2016 NADA Lifetime Achievement Award The lifelong work of drug addiction treatment leader James Pitts from Macarthur-based.
Did you know the Odyssey House kitchens serve 400 meals a day, providing breakfast, morning tea, lunch, dinner and snacks every day to more than 100 residents? That’s 146,000.
Overcoming dependence on alcohol or other drugs is a worthy and usually hard-won achievement. However, slips and relapses are an almost inevitable and predictable part of the recovery process.
Helping people overcome alcohol or other drug problems and rebuild their lives has multiple and often immeasurable benefits to the individuals themselves, their loved ones, their local communities and.
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