Our Mission
At Alevia Recovery. Reform. our mission is to create clear pathways for recovery, accountability, and lasting behavioural change for individuals navigating the justice, community safety, and family law systems as well as those who self-refer seeking personal growth and support.
We recognise that people engage with our programs for many reasons: to meet legal or therapeutic goals, to support Family Court or parenting matters, or simply to create meaningful change in their own lives.
We believe genuine reform begins with understanding harm, restoring accountability, and empowering individuals to make sustainable, self-directed choices.
Our programs bridge the gap between rehabilitation and reintegration, offering structured, trauma-informed interventions that recognise each participant’s unique capacity for change.
Delivered one-to-one by qualified counsellors, social workers, nurses and psychologists, every program provides a safe, confidential, and culturally respectful environment where participants can rebuild stability, strengthen insight, and reconnect with family and community.
We are committed to working collaboratively with courts, legal professionals, and community agencies while also supporting individuals who choose to engage with Alevia Recovery. Reform. independently ensuring that every participant is guided not only to meet formal expectations but to achieve genuine personal transformation.
Our Commitment
At Alevia Recovery. Reform. our commitment is to deliver programs that support accountability, recovery, and genuine behavioural reform.
We are dedicated to providing a safe, confidential, and trauma-informed environment where participants can explore the factors underlying their behaviour and build the skills needed to create lasting change.
Through evidence-based interventions, flexible participation options, and strong clinical oversight, we help individuals engage meaningfully in their recovery, rehabilitation, and reform - while working collaboratively with courts, legal representatives, and community agencies and organisations.
Our work is guided by compassion, cultural safety, and integrity, ensuring every participant has the opportunity to move forward with insight, stability, and self-determination.
Our Programs
What We Offer
Alcohol and or other Drugs Recovery and Reform Program
Addresses the connection between substance use, emotional regulation, and decision-making.
Participants develop insight into harm, strengthen recovery strategies, and establish accountability for their choices
Serious and Organised Crime Reform Program
Affiliation to Autonomy
Tailored for individuals with a history of serious or organised offending, including OMCG, gang or other high risk groups.
Focuses on accountability, understanding harm, and building personal autonomy beyond group affiliation.
Respectful Relationships and Behavioural Reform Program
Programs supporting individuals to understand Domestic Violence, harmful relationship patterns and build accountability.
Focuses on accountability, emotional regulation, respectful communication, and recognising the impact of behaviour on partners, children, family and community.
Awareness and Emotional Regulation Program
Helps participants develop insight into anger, emotional triggers, impulsivity, and aggressive behaviours that contribute to offending or conflict.
The program supports participants to build emotional intelligence, self-control, and healthier coping responses.
Family Reintegration and Parenting Reform Program
Supports parents navigating Family Court or post-separation conflict by promoting accountability, insight, and positive co-parenting behaviours.
Participants explore emotional regulation, respectful communication, and the impact of their actions on children’s wellbeing.
Justice Reintegration and Community Readiness Program
Designed for individuals transitioning from custody or intensive supervision back into the community. The program supports participants to rebuild structure, stability, and social responsibility through goal setting and self-management.
Youth Accountability and Growth Program
Building insight, stability, and stronger futures
Alevia’s Youth Accountability and Growth Program supports young people aged 14–21 to understand the reasons behind their behaviour and build a safer, more purposeful future.
Delivered one-to-one by qualified counsellors in a culturally safe, trauma-informed environment, this 12-week program helps participants strengthen emotional regulation, decision-making, and problem-solving skills.
Sessions use age-appropriate language, visuals, and supportive communication tailored to individual learning styles, with a focus on reconnection to education, community, and culture.
Participants are guided to take accountability, rebuild identity, and prevent reoffending with post-program referrals to trusted supports such as Elders, allied health professionals, education providers, and youth mentoring or social connection programs.
Participant Testimonials
What Participants Say About Our Programs
"The alcohol and other drugs counselling program gave me the tools and confidence to help overcome my struggles.
The support was really good, and I'm thankful for the encouragement to finally want to do better for myself, I have a plan and am now working and am about to get my own place, it feels like everything is finally working out"
Levi .H
"I found the respectful relationships program to be eye-opening and helped me to understand my behaviours and what triggers me and how to change my ways, It's helped me become a better man and father.
I recommend to anyone wanting to change."
Mohammad. N
"When I first got told to do this program, I didn’t think it would help. I just wanted to get it over and done with.
But after a few sessions, I started to actually understand why I was doing the stuff I was doing.
They didn’t talk down to me they actually listened and helped me figure things out without judging me.
We talked about how to deal with anger and how to think about things so i could make better choices.
I’m proud of how far I’ve come, I'm going to go start an apprenticeship, they referred me to a psychologist, so i have more support and I actually feel like I’ve got a chance to do something good with my life, even the corrections lady said she was proud of me"
Participant - 16 years
"I’ve been in and out of the system since I was a teenager.
For a long time, I thought being part of the crew was all I had.
When I started the serious and organised crime reform program, I didn’t think it would make a difference and i was just doing it to get it done.
But I'm a few sessions in now and I've realised I’d never actually stopped to think about the harm not just to others, but especially to myself and my family.
It's helped me break things down without judgement, how I got here, what I actually value, and how I can make choices that don’t end with someone getting hurt or me going inside.
I’m still facing my charges and am on strict conditions but i was granted bail to participate in the program, and I started within a few days, I’m not the same person that showed up here on day 1 and I'm hopeful that when the time comes i will be able to show everyone i am able to change.
I’m focused on doing things for myself.
This program is giving me the space to take responsibility and figure out who I want to be and what I want for myself and my future. "
Participant - 34yrs
"When I started the Family program, I was in a really bad place.
I was angry, hurt, and felt like my ex and the Family Court stuff had completely taken over my life.
I didn’t realise how much that stress was affecting my kids and me.
The sessions helped me slow down and actually think before reacting.
I learned how to talk without turning everything into an argument and how to focus on what my child needs instead of trying to ‘win.’
My counsellor kept it real they didn’t judge, they held me accountable.
I have started seeing things from my child’s point of view and have good insight into my own behaviours.
This program hasn't just helped me with court it's helped me become a better parent and a better man.
I could book in and join the program straight away instead of waiting for other group programs to be available and i could do all my weekly sessions at home after work.
I’m really glad I did it and i encourage other blokes or even women to give it a go"
Niko. T
"When I first started the Awareness anger management program, I honestly thought it was just another box I had to tick for court.
But after the first few sessions, I realised it was actually about me about understanding why I react the way I do.
I used to let anger take over before I even stopped to think.
I didn’t see how much damage that caused to the people around me and to myself.
Through this program, I’ve learned to pause and recognise what’s really happening inside before things get out of control.
I’ve learned better ways to deal with stress, frustration, and conflict ways that don’t end with someone getting hurt or me in trouble again.
I can’t change what I’ve done, but I can take responsibility for it and make sure it never happens again.
This program has given me the tools to do that."
Participant - 38 years
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