A beacon of hope and recovery
Adele House is a leading residential rehabilitation centre offering a holistic recovery program. The new centre at Bucca on the NSW mid-north coast opened in 2020, an initiative of the PAYCE Foundation and the NSW Government.
Managed by the St Vincent de Paul Society NSW, Adele House provides individualised care and support for people recovering from addiction. The program focuses on physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing, helping residents gain skills for independent living.
Since opening its doors, Adele House has helped hundreds of men achieve their recovery goals, assisting them on a path to productive and healthy lives.
Holistic approach to residential rehabilitation
The Adele Program provides a person-centred, holistic residential rehabilitation approach, supporting residents’ immediate needs and long-term well-being and empowerment. We prioritise personalised care, providing tailored support to meet each client’s unique personal and health needs.
We also equip clients with life skills and employment training through structured programs and personalised coaching, fostering independence and successful community integration.
At its core, the Adele Program focuses on personal growth and resilience by nurturing physical, emotional, and social development to empower clients for sustained recovery and fulfilling lives beyond addiction.
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge the traditional landowners of Australia. We welcome all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to our services.
Adele House aims to be a culturally safe place for Indigenous clients. Our staff have created spaces that reflect First Nation’s culture through art, resources and language.