Triple Care Farm

Recovery starts here

Mission Australia’s Triple Care Farm is a youth-specific residential rehabilitation centre in Knights Hill, NSW. It helps young people aged 16–24 start the journey towards recovery in a safe, youth-focused and supportive environment.

Martin Youth Foundation is the major philanthropic funder of Triple Care Farm. Since 1990, we’ve partnered with Mission Australia to give vulnerable young people a safe place to get well and prepare for new opportunities.

Care for the whole person

Lasting recovery must address what sits alongside it: mental ill health and trauma; housing instability; and disconnection from education, employment and family. We fund programs that work with the whole young person, not just their substance use.

  • Clinical care
  • Mental health support 
  • Education and employment 
  • Life skills

Three stages, one connected model

Our funding of Triple Care Farm offers a full continuum of trauma-informed care:

Residential withdrawal at David Martin Place

Up to 10 days of withdrawal management combined with specialist clinical care and individual and group counselling. David Martin Place is the only youth-specific residential withdrawal program in NSW, providing 24/7 medical support on-site at Triple Care Farm.

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Residential rehabilitation in a peaceful rural setting

An accredited 12-week program that combines counselling, life skills, education, training and recreation to rebuild young people’s confidence and independence.

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Structured aftercare support with Youth Network

This six-month program prepares young people to transition from the treatment setting into normal life with the support of an aftercare worker. It connects them with community, housing, education and employment pathways that prepare them to achieve their potential.

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Young people deserve youth-specific care

The youth focus of Triple Care Farm is central to its success. Care designed specifically for young people, delivered by workers trained to support them, gives young people a real chance to recover. And the proof is in the numbers: 4 out of 5 young people who complete treatment at a Youth Network aftercare location, including Triple Care Farm, met or partially met their substance use recovery goals.

Clinical support

Medical care and counselling in safe settings.

Daily living

Case management and skills for everyday living.

Future pathways

Vocational and educational support for future pathways.

Active reconnection

Sport and recreation supporting positive community re-entry.

“Detoxing in adult facilities was really scary and made everything feel worse … at Triple Care Farm, I finally felt safe and understood.” — Tammy

A clear pathway forward

Step 1
Withdraw safely

Young people can begin with medically supported withdrawal in a health-accredited clinical setting.

Step 2
Build new foundations

Rehabilitation focuses on treatment, practical life skills, education and positive routines over 12 weeks.

Step 3
Stay connected

Aftercare helps young people transition back into community life with ongoing guidance and support.

Impact that changes futures

We fund treatment, aftercare and recovery pathways that help young people rebuild stability, improve wellbeing and move towards education, employment and safer futures, while strengthening the programs and partnerships that make long-term change possible.

Ongoing Care

Recovery support that continues beyond treatment.

Safer Futures

Support for healthier, more stable and more independent lives.

Stronger Pathways

Helping young people rebuild confidence and direction.

Looking for support?

If you or someone you know needs support with substance use, visit our Get Help page for information about Triple Care Farm and other services.

Stories of hope and recovery

Read stories of recovery from young people whose lives have been changed through support, connection and the chance to move forward.

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Stories of hope

Sasha:

When Sasha* landed her dream job at a leading wildlife and conservation zoo, it was a milestone moment in her recovery.

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Sasha

Alana:

Alana remembers arriving at Triple Care Farm feeling frightened and alone.

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Alana

Saige:

Before arriving at Triple Care Farm, Saige’s life was filled with “lots of fear, lots of trouble,” she says.

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Saige

Brett:

Brett was already experimenting with drugs when a family tragedy turned his world upside down

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Brett

Anna:

Throughout her childhood, Anna* saw her parents struggle with drug and alcohol use.

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Anna

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