Being part of a community

Our family, friends and carer support services assist people affected by the mental health issues of a loved one in looking after their own wellbeing and feeling more confident about the journey.

General community services assist people with disabilities and aged care needs to live as independently as possible in their own home and community, by providing personal care, shopping and domestic assistance.

Helpline is a free, confidential telephone service that provides mental health, disability and aged care information, support and referral advice.

The Homeless Outreach Mental Health Support program (HOMHS) provides intensive case management for young people with mental health issues who are currently homeless, or at risk of becoming homeless.

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.