Invisibile Illnesses

Support and advocacy for people with chronic invisible conditions such as chronic pain, Fibromyalgia, mental health conditions, Autism, ADHD, and more.

AgeWise Program

AgeWise delivers psychological therapies for older people with mild to moderate mental illness living in residential aged care facilities (RACF) in Tasmania.

Mental Health Nurse Program

Richmond Futures provides Mental Health Nurse support for patients with a mental illness currently being managed by their GP or private Psychiatrist. The nurse will provide assessments, therapeutic interventions, medication monitoring, mental state assessment, family support, care coordination and referral to appropriate services.

Community Mental Health Programs

Richmond Futures offers a range of mental health programs to support people with psychosocial disability wherever they are in their recovery. Support is also available to family and carers.

Neve

Neve is a safe, accessible website created by and for women, girls, feminine identifying and non-binary people with disabilities. Neve explores shared experiences. Some experiences are hard. Some are empowering. Neve offers a place to learn and a place to take action.

Fill the Gap

Eating Disorders Families Australia’s Fill the Gap program provides free tailored online counselling and peer support for those who are caring for someone with an eating disorder. The service is provided via videoconference with professional, lived-experience counsellors so carers can access help nation-wide.

Chorus - Psychosocial Support

Chorus offers community-based mental health support through one-to-one coaching and group activities for people living with severe mental health challenges.

360 Health and Community

If you have a serious, persistent mental health condition which directly effects your everyday functional capacity, 360 Health and Community may be able to help you build your support network and access psychosocial support services within your community.

Uniting’s Commonwealth Psychosocial Support program

This program helps people living with severe mental illness in the Western Sydney region to access short-term care to improve their wellbeing.

One Door Mental Health

One door provides time limited recovery support for people living with severe mental health challenges to achieve their goals and improve their wellbeing.

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