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.

The SAFE Helpdesk provides information and advice about self advocacy for people with disability. It can help you find or start a self advocacy group, make your group stronger, find training and events, and connect with other groups.

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

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.

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