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First year of success for rehab

CQ’s first purpose-built live-in withdrawal and rehabilitation service, Binbi Yadubay - Healthy Beginnings celebrates its first year of success.
By Trish Bowman

Central Queensland’s first purpose-built live-in withdrawal and rehabilitation service, Binbi Yadubay – Healthy Beginnings, celebrated its first birthday on 7 […]

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