UnitingCare Moreland Hall changed its name to UnitingCare ReGen in June 2012.
1922 |
Moreland Hall purchased by Central Methodist Mission |
1932 – 35 |
Leased as private nursing home |
1936 – 46 |
Reformatory home for ‘wayward’ girls |
1947 – 69 |
Run as hostel for rural, interstate and international women |
1970 |
Establishment of ‘Moreland Hall Alcoholism Treatment Centre’ by founding Director Alf Foote |
1971 |
Moreland Hall Charter revised to incorporate other drug dependencies |
1987 |
Closure of Rehabilitation Program |
1993 |
Commencement of residential withdrawal service at Jessie St site |
1994 |
Commencement of Outreach AOD service and onsite medical service at Jessie St site |
1996 |
Agency secures funding for prison services, residential, outpatient and home-based withdrawal, counselling, pathology services and education training programs |
1997 |
Commencement of services at Port Phillip Prison |
1998 |
Residential withdrawal service moves from Jessie St site to DHS-owned facility in Heidelberg (LACP) |
2000 |
Establishment of new Youth Residential Withdrawal Service (GWH) |
2001 |
Moreland Hall becomes the first Victorian AOD service to achieve quality accreditation. Education and Training Team achieves RTO status |
2003 |
Commencement of Supported Accommodation service and Complex Clients Project |
2004 |
Establishment of Therapeutic Playgroup program |
2007 |
Moreland Hall secures ongoing funding for intensive Playgroup program from three divisions of DHS |
2008 |
Launch of Client Charter |
2009 |
Catalyst Program funded as a pilot program |
2010 |
Moreland Hall celebrates 40 years |
2011 |
Catalyst program wins Excellence in Treatment and Support Award at the National Drug and Alcohol Awards |
2012 |
UnitingCare Moreland Hall relaunched as UnitingCare ReGen |
2013 |
Winner of the Victorian Government’s Robin Clark Memorial Award for Making a Difference with Children, Young People and Families |
2014 | Partnership with Odyssey House Victoria and others to deliver recommissioned treatment services in North and West Metro region |
2015 | Received funding for establishment of Victoria’s first ‘Mother and Baby’ residential withdrawal service |