Maintaining a home

The Mental Health Pathways Program supports people who are exiting the psychiatric inpatient unit and are homeless, or at risk of homelessness, to find and maintain stable accommodation.

We work with you in a shared living environment to help you develop skills for daily life, including cooking, cleaning and shopping, enabling you to live as independently as possible in your own community.

Opening Doors is a longer-term residential rehabilitation program for people with mental health issues, focused on building skills, increasing confidence and preparing residents to live more independently in the community.

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 Pathways to Home program engages with people experiencing rough sleeping by supporting them to connect with their community and connect them in with the services they 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