Wellness Connect provides free, short-term psychosocial support for adults in metropolitan Adelaide whose mental health affects daily life. Support includes one-to-one coaching, group activities, links to housing and employment services, and help to test NDIS eligibility.

The Link provides free and private health and wellbeing services for young people aged 12 to 25. Services include health advice, mental health and drug support, practical help, job support, legal support, free food and help to pay for essential health care.

Connector Hub provides free peer support for people aged 16 and over who live with severe mental illness. The service can help you improve your wellbeing, join community activities, work towards your goals, and connect with health and support services.

Psychological Access Plus provides short-term mental health support for eligible people in Northern Sydney. This includes people with intellectual disability and a mental illness. Support may include counselling, guided self-help and suicide prevention, delivered in person, by phone or by video.

Youth Health Services provides free health information, support, advocacy and referrals for young people aged 12 to 24 across Tasmania. Help is available for mental and sexual health, alcohol and other drugs, relationships, health costs, pregnancy support and practical needs.

The Mental Health Integration Hub provides free, short-term mental health support for people aged 15 and over. You can get information, advice and help to find mental health and community services. You do not need a referral.

The MindSpot Clinic offers free online mental health assessments, treatment courses and teletherapy for adults across Australia. MindSpot offers confidential psychological care, clinically proven treatment programs, support from qualified therapists and services accessible from home, anywhere in Australia. No referral is necessary.

OVAHS works with communities in the East Kimberley region to improve the health and lifestyles of Aboriginal people in the region. They run preventative and public health programs including mental health services. They can also assist you to access the support you may need through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Wurli-Wurlinjang Community Services offers social and emotional wellbeing and mental health support, family support, transport and individual support programs in Katherine and surrounding community living areas.