Being part of a community

Partners in Recovery (PIR) coordinates supports for people with severe mental health issues and complex needs. PIR works with you, your friends and your family to ensure you get the supports you need.

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 (PARC) programs offer intensive, short-term residential support services for people experiencing acute mental health issues, with the aim of preventing a possible hospital admission.

The Rehabilitation and Recovery program is a recovery-focused, community-based rehabilitation service for people with mental health issues who would like to improve their skills, confidence and relationships.

The Specialist Residential Rehabilitation Program (SRRP) supports people with mental health issues in developing daily living skills, taking control of their wellbeing and preparing to live more independently in the community.

The Way Back Support Service is a suicide prevention service targeted at people discharged from hospital after attempting suicide. The service provides support to individuals and their families to help manage life situations and challenges.