Being part of a community

Wellways Headway assists people living with acquired brain injury, as well as their families, friends and carers, with case management services, transition to NDIS, and linkages into mainstream community services.

Adult Step Up, Step Down (ASUSD) is a short-term residential rehabilitation program that supports adults, who are in recovery from an acute episode of mental illness, in transitioning back into community.

The impact of losing someone to suicide can feel overwhelming and confusing. Wellways can assist communities in developing strategies to support those affected by a suicide loss, at a time they need support the most.

Building a Future is a peer-led education program for family members of someone experiencing mental health issues, connecting them with peers while helping them gain knowledge and skills about mental health.

The Child, Youth and Family Engagement program (CYFE) is an early intervention and prevention support service for children, young people and families who are affected by mental health issues.

Community Support Service assists people living with a range of mental health issues and disabilities, who reside in supported accommodation, to be part of their community and stay connected.