Multi-million dollar Adele House project taking shape

Construction of Adele House’s latest $10.6 drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility at Bucca, north of Coffs Harbour is well underway with all major earthworks completed and structural works in progress.

Multi-million dollar Adele House project taking shape

The project comprises three buildings connected by walkways. The largest building is a two-storey, 40-bed residential block. A second building contains conference and meeting rooms, training facilities and a large kitchen, while recreation facilities are housed in the third building.

Coffs Harbour-based company, F M Glenn Constructions is managing the project and is subcontracting the majority of work to local trades and suppliers.

The State Government has contributed $5 million towards the $10.6 million project, with the PAYCE Foundation contributing the remaining $5.6 million to expand the centre’s drug and alcohol treatment services.

Adele House can currently accommodate 10 clients in a house on the farm.

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