Adult Community Mental Health Service

What we do?

Community Mental Health Services are distinct from inpatient mental health services, and play a vital role in supporting people between 18 to 65 years old in the community with a severe mental illness and psychiatric disability throughout the recovery process.

Community Mental Health Services support people with psychiatric disability to manage their self-care, improve social and relationship skills and achieve broader quality of life via physical health, social connectedness, housing, education and employment.

What to expect?

Our multidisciplinary team offers:

  • Time limited packages of care relating to the mental health issues
  • Bilingual clinicians in 5 languages including Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, Nepalese and Macedonian. Healthcare interpreter services are also available for other languages.
  • Strengths assessments and person recover plans
  • Psychological interventions
  • Rehabilitation services including job seeking
  • Education about mental health
  • GP partnerships and information on medications
  • Support services for consumers, their families and/or their carers.

 

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For any mental distress, please call the NSW Mental Health Line on 1800 011 511. If life is at risk please call Triple Zero (000) to receive immediate help.