This Sunday 8:30 AM + 10:30 AM

Morning tea at 9:45 AM

Woodcrest Auditorium, Springfield

Structure, community,
and hope for
recovery.

Westside Transformations is a residential recovery community for men. People live, work, learn and take responsibility together, with recovery support and Christian discipleship centred on Jesus.

Westside Transformations participants and team together after community work
Structure · responsibility · discipleship · hope
Two men together at Westside Transformations

Life in the community

Recovery is practised in shared daily life.

Westside Transformations is the local Brisbane expression of Transformations Program Australia, serving men seeking recovery from alcohol and other drug addiction.

Residents share structured routines, recovery work, practical responsibility and Christian discipleship. Peer support and individual guidance sit alongside ordinary work such as fitness, cooking, cleaning, yard care and organisation.

  • StructureClear routines and community expectations
  • RecoveryReflection, peer support and guided work
  • ResponsibilityHealthy patterns rebuilt through daily practice
  • DiscipleshipPrayer, worship, Scripture and surrender to Jesus

Admissions & enquiry

Assessment comes before admission.

The program team—not the church website—confirms suitability, current availability, fees, duration and admission requirements.

Westside Transformations is not a public walk-in residence, detox facility or emergency service. Begin privately through Transformations Program Australia’s official assessment pathway and do not travel to the residence unless the program team has arranged it with you.

Start the official assessment
  1. 1

    Complete the secure assessment

    Share personal recovery information only through the official program pathway.

  2. 2

    Speak with the program team

    The team will explain suitability, required information and current availability.

  3. 3

    Confirm the agreed next step

    Admission or a visit proceeds only when arranged directly with the program.

Daryl Ross, Director of Westside Transformations
Westside Transformations leadership

Director

Daryl Ross

Daryl brings lived experience of breaking cycles of drug and alcohol addiction and a deep commitment to seeing people find freedom.

He holds a Diploma in Community Services and has worked in therapeutic and mental health settings for more than 15 years, particularly with young people. His experience includes trauma-informed care and supporting people through difficult behaviours.

Westside Transformations grew from a burden Daryl and his wife Deahana carried for people and families affected by addiction, together with the support of the SCF church family.

Support Transformations

Help carry the local work.

Partnership, volunteering and giving each have a clear pathway. Keep a local enquiry brief and do not include sensitive recovery or health information.

Partner or volunteer

Ask SCF about local partnership or volunteering opportunities. Please do not visit the residence unless the program team has arranged it.

Email a local enquiry

Safety, privacy & access

Use the right pathway.

Recovery enquiries need privacy, appropriate assessment and current program information.

Can I visit the residence directly?

No. The residence is not a public walk-in location. Attend only when arranged by the program team.

Is this a detox or emergency service?

No. For urgent medical danger call 000. Other immediate support should use an appropriate health or crisis service.

Can I enquire for someone else?

You may begin with the official information, but the program team will explain consent, suitability and who needs to take part in the assessment.

Where should personal information be sent?

Use the official assessment for personal recovery or admission information. Use SCF email only for a brief partnership, volunteering or general local question.