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People in South Australia are also reminded they can access information and advice by calling Mind Connect on 1300 286 463 (1300 AT MIND). Our online discussion forums are another great way to get support.
This service provides the day-to-day support to help you get on with your life. Your Mind worker comes to you to help you build skills and confidence in daily life activities.
7 thg 6, 2024 · Outreach Psychosocial Services South Australia (OPSSA) is for people aged between 16-64 who are experiencing severe mental health conditions and live in the Central Adelaide, Southern Adelaide, Flinders and Upper North, Yorke and Northern, and Eyre and Far North catchment areas in South Australia.
Mind has a large workforce of community mental health practitioners and administrative staff working across more than 100 services in Victoria, South Australia, Queensland and Western Australia.
Mind’s Psychosocial Support Services are available for people in the Central Adelaide, Southern Adelaide, Flinders and Upper North, Yorke and Northern, and Eyre and Far North catchment areas in South Australia.
Provides people who have significant mental health and wellbeing concerns with accommodation for a limited time period (up to 24 months) and 24/7 NDIS funded support from onsite Mind Australia staff.
Mind Australia’s NDIS Psychosocial Recovery Coach, Support Coordination and Specialist Support Coordination services are now being delivered exclusively by One Door Mental …
Our team acts as the central point of contact for all of Mind’s services and is equipped with the knowledge and information you need or can connect you with the right people across Mind to answer your queries.
Mind Australia provides individualised, evidence-based and recovery focused support to more than 11,000 people experiencing mental health and wellbeing concerns in Australia every year.
17 thg 3, 2022 · “Mind Australia is delivering this much needed program in partnership with the North Adelaide Local Health Network. “South Australia needs more programs like this to fill the gaps in the state’s mental health system.
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