Being part of a community

The Life in Community program provides volunteer support for up to three months to assist people who experience mental health issues in their recovery journey.

Lifetime Care and Support assists people who have experienced traumatic injury as the result of a motor vehicle accident to live in their own homes as independently as possible.

Our local staff are well-connected and will support you to be a part of your community, with activities, events and programs that interest you.

Out-of-home respite services offers flexible, fun and relaxing opportunities for people living with disability to enjoy a supported time out from their usual day-to-day routine.

The Personal Helpers and Mentors Service (PHaMs) draws on the expertise of peer workers to support people with mental health issues in building confidence, overcoming social isolation and increasing community connections

Prevention and Recovery Care services (PARCs) provide residential recovery support to people to assist them to stabilise their mental health, achieve their goals and return home.