The Glen for Men, a leading drug and alcohol centre at Chittaway Point, has been recognised for its ongoing generosity and dedication in assisting the NSW SES during challenging weather events on the Central Coast.
The Glen received the NSW SES Cultural Community Connection and Engagement Award for its dedication to serving and supporting the Central Coast community, fostering stronger connections, and demonstrating a commendable commitment to community engagement and cultural inclusion.
Executive director at The Glen Rehabilitation Centres Joe Coyte said he was “very proud” that The Glen as an organisation was always looking for ways of helping out the local community.
“We’re honoured to share that The Glen has received the NSW SES Cultural Community Connection and Engagement Award,” he said..
“This recognition means a great deal to us.
“It’s a privilege to serve, support, and stand alongside our community, and we’re deeply grateful for this acknowledgment.
“A heartfelt thank you to NSW SES for recognising the work we do.”
Over the years, the men have pitched in during significant weather events to help the SES fill sandbags to distribute to those in need.
“Congratulations to The Glen for Men on their community spirit and willingness to help during tough times,” Member for Wyong and Minister for the Central Coast David Harris said.
“It is truly commendable and greatly appreciated by all those affected.”
The Glen operates drug and alcohol rehabilitation centres for men and women providing a 12-week program offering a culturally safe, supportive environment in which to recover from addiction and start building practical like skills for clients over 18 years old.
The Glen also offers a transition program to support clients achieve their psychosocial goals such as education, employment, finances and housing.
