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Flight centre - [] The area is renowned for its array of alternative therapy outlets and quality bookshops and has a good selection of restaurants and cafes. Whilst there is an admirable range of upmarket dining options, the wholesome menus of the cheerful cafés more accurately reflect the essence of the Glebe experience. The Saturday market provides an outlet for local craftspeople to sell their work as well as a mix of bric a brac, clothes and New Age essentials. Very colloquial summary of Glebe as a community. Worth a read.
 * Industry**

RPA is the nearest hospital service. While there are around 10 private practitioners in the Glebe locality, Broadway Health care (8 doctors), Montrose Medical Practice, Community Health Centre, Glebe Medical Centre (3) and Glebe Family Medical Practice (6), Dargon Street Practice (1) are the major medical centres. There is a wide range of private psychological/counseling services established in Glebe, there are at least two specific drug and alcohol services for individuals to fight their addiction. See below. Glebe House - [] “Glebe House is a residential therapeutic community designed to help men make the transition from addiction into life and the community as a whole. We offer a drug and alcohol free approach in helping you get the skills necessary to regain your independence from addiction. Over your three month stay your committed participation in our program will prepare you for life. Additionally, a further twelve months of support including placement in appropriate housing is available.” Kathleen York House Kathleen York House is a 24 hour residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation program for women and their children. (Alcohol and Drug foundation NSW) http://www.adfnsw.org.au/3231/index.html
 * Health**
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 * Mental Health**

Glebe is serviced by an efficient bus system, with several bus routes to and from the city, Balmain, Coogee and Leichhardt. The implications of this are that the community has access to the resources available in the city, and the closest communities. In terms of access to services, it suggests easy access to the city, Broadway shopping centre, and Leichhardt Marketplace. The [|Metro Light Rail] tram also runs between Central Station and Lilyfield. There are two tram stops in Glebe, located at Bridge Road and Jubilee Park. Situated at the north end of Glebe, this service is less physically and financially accessible than the bus services in Glebe.
 * Transport**
 * Buses**

The Glebe community is also within walking distance of Broadway Shopping Centre. However it is a bus trip away from Central train station. The community’s proximity to Sydney University makes it ideal for university students. The Village to Village Bus is a free bus service operated by the City of Sydney running at selected times on Thursdays and Fridays, linking Glebe to Redfern, via Camperdown/RPA. See the [|bus schedule and map] for more information. http://www.glebesydney.com/transport.htm