Success Stories

Danny’s story

I didn’t think I was born a heroin addict. In fact, I feel like I grew up in a pretty loving family. My mother is awesome, absolutely loving in every aspect. My

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Bill’s story

I had reached the end of my life, or so I thought. Landing in hospital for the last time at thirty-seven, I was homeless, incapable of work, of decision making and had

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Jimmy’s story

My childhood was nothing out of the ordinary, I come from a great family and was showered with love. Somehow within all of this, I felt alone and very separate from my

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Scott’s story

I first heard about Glebe House while I was doing the Ngara Nura program in Long Bay jail. I was at the tail end of a six-year sentence still in addition hating

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Glenn’s story

Glebe House feels like the first proper home I’ve ever had. There was a lot of violence at home when I was a kid. I was abused when I was young too…

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Vinh’s story

I am an addict called Vinh. Vietnamese borned, has experienced war, growing in up in a communist regime. Living in a refugee camp and got stuck in the bubble of using for

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Ben’s story

My journey with Glebe House started back in July 2016. I found myself, once again coming back from, prison and yet another detox after a savage relapse. I really did a number

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Justin’s story

I am a proud Aboriginal man, a Darkinjung man. My parents split up when I was five. I was a shy, introverted child and throughout my childhood and adolescence I never felt

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