You Are Unique

We know you are unique, we are all unique in our very own ways. When you are ready, we would like to get to know you, and the type of things you enjoy and don't enjoy.

We strive to match you with a mental health worker you feel connected to, not just any old person will do!

Some questions we may ask you to get to know you better:

What type of person would you like to support you?
Do you prefer to stay home most of the time, or go out of your home?
What type of support would you like?
Where do you like going?
Do you like gaming or walks in the park? Or both?
Are you an animal lover?
What things to you dislike?

We are aware that each person has their own needs when it comes to support, that's why we ensure each person is at the forefront of driving their own unique journey.

What supports would You like?

We can provide various levels of support.

Psychosocial recovery coaching
This is a type of support coordination. Not only are our workers trained in mental health, some of them also have lived experience.
Assistance with daily activities
Helping out around your home, having chats or helping you with some tasks online, you lets us know if there is something specific you require from us.
Community and Social participation
Trying new classes, checking out a new market or group activity, if you're not sure what you would like to try we can help with the research.
Transport
Helping you get to and from appointments.
Peer Worker
If you prefer to be supported by someone who has lived experience with mental health let us know, some of our mental health workers also have lived experience.
Alcohol and drug harm minimisation strategies
If you have decided you would like help in this area, just ask. We have specific workers who are trained to support you with harm minmisation strategies.
Counselling
Work with one of our counsellors to broaden you awareness and gain more insight into your life.

Live your best life!

What does living your best life mean to you?

Here are some ideas of activities people enjoy doing with our mental health workers:

Having fun!
Catching up for coffee
Helping you do the things you enjoy doing
Playing and listening to music
Sharing our hobbies, lives and passions for life
Going to awesome places
Learning new things about each other

Going to markets
Watching movies
Attending external groups
Going for walks
Doing household tasks together
Talking about what makes life meaningful
Looking at volunteering opportunities

Trying a new class
Going shopping
Exploring new towns
Playing sports
Budgeting
Going on long drives
Doing drawings/Art
Learning to do something new

NDIS and You

The NDIS aims to support the independence, social and economic participation of people with disability, and enable choice and control in the pursuit of goals and the planning and delivery of supports.

We can provide services to Participants who are funded by the NDIS as Plan Managed or Self Managed. Don't worry, if you do not have a NDIS package, we can still help!