Awarded Contracts

Clinical care coordination for vulnerable and disadvantaged persons who have a chronic condition such as diabetes, and/or respiratory disease.

A holistic approach that includes physical, mental, spiritual and cultural support to address Aboriginal social and emotional well-being. Delivering culturally safe, evidenced based mental health treatment and support services including direct counselling, advice, advocacy, and educational programmes regarding mental health and wellbeing to Aboriginal people.

Provides an opportunity for all Aboriginal people to come and talk, learn and have support in their communities. This is done through groups, individual work and support to access other primary mental health services.

If you want to take time out for a yarn and a cuppa, our resiliency program for Aboriginal people runs in Mount Barker, Gnowangerup, Tambellup, Moora, Narrogin and Merredin. Contact our Albany office for more information from Monday to Friday during office hours.

Coordinators work with individuals, families and community to build and enhance a strong connection to culture and country thereby increasing resilience in individuals and the community.

Support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their families who are affected by mental health, alcohol and other drug issues.

Culturally safe outreach and counselling services to Aboriginal women who are experiencing alcohol and/or other drug and mental health issues. This includes individual counselling, advocacy and referrals to other appropriate services.

The ALIVE service provides timely, responsive professional assessment (initial and ongoing) including safety planning, case management, psychological therapy (including low intensity Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Problem-solving therapy, and therapeutic counselling), linkage to general practitioners (GPs), and linkage to follow-up health, to community and social services.
There are two key outcomes of the ALIVE program:
– Reduce suicidality
– Improve overall wellbeing of the client.
The service is available from 8.30am – 4.30pm.

Advancing Cultural Competency Equity and Inclusion Project – Aboriginal

WAPHA is commissioning The Family Planning Association Of Western Australia (Inc) to support Commissioned Service Providers to further develop their journey along the cultural continuum to equity and inclusion competence to LGBTIQA+ communities.

WAPHA is commissioning Settlement Services International to support Commissioned Service Providers to further develop their journey along the cultural continuum to cultural safety responsiveness to multicultural communities.

After care coordination within the community to provide and strengthen the link between a person who is having suicidal ideation, or who has made a suicide attempt and their return to home and their community to access primary health care.

Provides access to drug and alcohol treatment through general practices including assessment, counselling, recovery planning and referral.

Provide access to affordable After Hours Primary Health Care services to vulnerable populations who would otherwise not utilise primary health care services.

A mobile GP service providing bulk-billed healthcare to vulnerable and disadvantaged groups within the community. It is a walk-in service, running on a scheduled timetable in locations familiar to our target group, delivering services to people who are unwilling or unable to access traditional primary health care.

Aftercare Services Program – Perth Metropolitan Area

Afters hours counselling (individual, couples, family and group support) available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays evenings (late close at 8pm) for women and their families for alcohol and other drug use and mental health issues.

An After-Hours On-Call service that treats patients in residential aged care as well as palliative care patients, in their own home or hospice setting and an After-Hours GP-led clinic, located adjacent to Albany Health Campus.

Alcohol and Other Drug counselling to people who are experiencing alcohol and other drug and mental health issues.

Outreach services to people experiencing Alcohol and other Drugs (AOD) issues, including brief Intervention, counselling, relapse prevention/aftercare and case management.

Assertive outreach services to vulnerable and disadvantaged Aboriginal people experiencing Alcohol and other Drugs (AOD) and/or Mental Health (MH) issues, providing an integrated, evidence-based response to problematic substance use and mental health problems.

Helps connect people who are experiencing severe and complex mental health issues with the right mental health care at the right time. It is a recovery-oriented program provided in the community by experienced mental health practitioners.

Ambassador Program and Community Engagement in Regional Communities. Lifeline WA are to create and implement a program, or programs, which address suicide in First Nations populations.

The service provides clients with outreach counselling, case management, youth and peer workers to provide support with life challenges, and access to a Medical Consultant. Young people 12-25 in Northern Perth Metro with moderate to severe mental health needs who are facing barriers to accessing support are the target demographic.

A proactive postvention support service providing short to medium term bereavement counselling and practical support to adults (18 years and over) bereaved by suicide.

A program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples (aged 18+) who live in Langford, Gosnells, and surrounding suburbs.

Outreach mental health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families.

Support for adults from Rockingham and Kwinana wishing to address problematic usage of alcohol and other prescription and/or non prescription drugs. Operating three days per week we provide education, counselling, referral, support and advocacy. We support individuals to maintain their preferred recovery outcome.

Outreach support to Aboriginal men experiencing alcohol and other drugs and mental health issues.

An Art and Play program primarily for women, mothers-to-be and other primary caregivers with a history of problematic substance use. The program is delivered by qualified counsellors and art therapists who work with the primary caregiver and their children (12 and under) to build positive and secure relationships.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (Commonwealth extraction via PenCS)

WAPHA is funding community-based mental health and wellbeing services to support individuals and communities impacted by the December 2025 Bondi incident. The program will deliver trauma-informed, culturally safe, and locally responsive activities across the Perth North PHN, aimed at improving recovery, wellbeing, and community resilience.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (Commonwealth extraction via PenCS)

Culturally safe assertive outreach services to vulnerable and disadvantaged people of CaLD backgrounds, providing an integrated, evidence-based response to co-occurring substance use and mental health problems.

Low intensity mental health services to people of Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CaLD) backgrounds who experience, or who are at risk of developing mild to moderate mental illness.

This activity involves the Care Finder service across Perth North PHN

This activity involves the Care Finder service across Perth South PHN

This activity involves the Care Finder service across Country WA PHN

Care finder dataset

Care finder dataset

This activity involves the Care Finder service across Perth North PHN

Care Finder Service for Senior Australians who require specialist and intensive assistance to understand and access aged care and connect with other relevant supports in the community.

Care Finder Service for Senior Australians who require specialist and intensive assistance to understand and access aged care and connect with other relevant supports in the community.

This activity involves the Care Finder service across Perth North PHN

This activity involves the Care Finder service across Perth North PHN

This activity involves the Care Finder service across Perth South PHN

This activity involves the Care Finder service across Perth South PHN

This activity involves the Care Finder service across Perth South PHN

A free telehealth service for people living in regional WA with asthma or Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), providing clinical support and education for both patients and health professionals. People diagnosed with Asthma or COPD can refer themselves for free telehealth sessions with a respiratory health nurse or educator for support to manage their condition.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (Commonwealth extraction via PenCS).

Clinical Care Coordination for people receiving Clozapine pharmacotherapy – Perth North

Clinical Care Coordination for people receiving Clozapine pharmacotherapy – Perth South

Reduces substance use related harms to people with complex co-occurring mental health issues through the provision of specialist counselling and peer support services.

The Cockburn Healthy Lifestyle Program provides a community based healthy weight management program. The program uses a coordinated approach with a variety of healthcare providers in the Cockburn area. The focus is on nutrition, physical activity and mental health, with programs tailored to children and adults, to reduce the burden of chronic disease associated with overweight and obesity.

Offers free/low cost support for adults living in the City of Cockburn (or willing to travel) to improve their healthy eating or physical activity behaviours and achieve or maintain a healthy weight. The service provides ongoing support through two-monthly health consults and connects clients to services tailored to their healthy lifestyle goals.

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support (CPS) Program – 360 Health & Community (Access Enablers) Country PHN

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support (CPS) Program – Black Swan Health (Access Enablers) Perth North PHN

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support (CPS) Program – Chorus Australia (Access Enablers) Country PHN

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support (CPS) Program – Consumers of Mental Health WA (CoMHWA) (Access Enablers) Country PHN

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support (CPS) Program – Consumers of Mental Health WA (CoMHWA) (Access Enablers) Perth North PHN

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support (CPS) Program – Black Swan Health (Access Enablers) Perth South PHN

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support (CPS) Program – Kaata-Koorliny Ent & Employment Dev Aboriginal Corp (KEEDAC) (Access Enablers) Country PHN

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support (CPS) Program – Richmind WA Incorporated (Access Enablers) Perth South PHN

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Delivers evidence-based, specialist treatment services to individuals who experience alcohol and/or other drug use and mental illness. Services include a comprehensive mix of treatment, education, counselling, case management and peer and family support delivered by qualified professionals.

Continuing care for men moving from residential rehabilitation into transitional or community housing, and for their families or support networks.

Post-treatment and aftercare services for persons exiting intense Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) treatment to enable individuals to maintain treatment gains, reduce relapses and increase adherence to relapse prevention plans.

Counselling and case management for youth 12 to 25 years with alcohol and drug issues including comorbidity. Youth workers engage youth through drop in service and work to support them through appropriate treatment interventions and referrals to local support services to reduce risk taking behaviours associated with substance misuse.

Short term culturally sensitive counselling to people from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CaLD) backgrounds aged 12+ with mild to moderate psychological distress. Access to the services requires a GP, psychiatrist or pediatrician referral. Interpreters can be requested as needed.

Funding Uplift into Culture Care Connect existing service

This service aims to enhance the efficiency, accessibility, and integration of primary mental health and suicide prevention care, ensuring individuals receive timely and appropriate support. It offers to support Indigenous Mental Health initiatives where relevant, complementing broader efforts to improve outcomes for people at risk of mental illness or suicide.

Extension of Support Services in WA

Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) informed program delivered in a primary care environment offering skills training for young people aged 14-18 experiencing some or all of the following: Difficulties with frequent and intense emotional and mood states and problem behaviours such as self-injury, suicidal behaviour, substance misuse, school avoidance, disturbed eating and risky sexual.

Supporting the Australian Government’s commitment to supporting young Australians with, or at risk of, mental illness by improving headspace service integration for a more effective and efficient mental health system.

Clinical education and support over videoconference by credentialed diabetes educators.

Provides evidenced based drug and alcohol treatment services for clients. Services include a range of early interventions and support services directly to clients over 18 years with co-occurring AOD and/or mental health issues and their families, linking them into existing services and pathways to recovery. Face-to-face service delivery model operating between Monday – Friday 8.30am – 4.30 pm.

Face-to-face, over the phone or computer clinical counselling sessions. Clients receive face-to-face counselling, external and internal referrals, client support and case management. These services are delivered by qualified AOD Clinicians in a supportive environment that is tailored to the clients needs.

This program will work with people, including Aboriginal people, to provide individual case management services to improve the access to individual counselling and other professional services for people who have problematic alcohol and substance use issues and mental health issues. This outpatient outreach service provides case management focusing on problems that underly drug and alcohol addiction and relapse prevention. This service increases access rates, maximising the number of people receiving evidenced based drug and alcohol treatment interventions and management. The program provides physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual wellbeing via medical treatment, Individual and group counselling, education, psychological therapies and group support during and after treatment. GRSI outreach services aims to reduce alcohol and drug related harm to the individual and the broader community and assist them to recover on country in a safe and culturally appropriate environment.

Culturally safe, evidenced based alcohol and other drug treatment and support services including direct counselling, advice, advocacy, and educational programmes regarding substance misuse to Aboriginal people. The service adopts a holistic approach that includes physical, mental, spiritual, cultural, emotional and social wellbeing to address Aboriginal alcohol and other drug issues.

Early Intervention to Support Health Ageing and Ongoing Management of Chronic Conditions – Country WA Diabetes Connect Service

Early Intervention to Support Health Ageing and Ongoing Management of Chronic Conditions – Integrating Non-Dispensing Pharmacists into General Practice

Family therapy sessions for couples, parents, children, siblings ? individually or all together. The service is offered at the Northbridge and Joondalup offices, and Midland Junction Lotteries House.

The Activity aims to improve the effectiveness of the primary care system response to FDSV and integrate this into the broader local support network. It will assist primary care providers to increase their skills and confidence, create safe environments for disclosure and work collaboratively with specialist FDSV providers to assist their patients. As part of the national Supporting Primary Care pilot, the Activity will also support other training, innovation, integration, and evaluation activities as coordinated by WAPHA in the Local Government Area (LGA) Cities of Armadale, Gosnells, and Canning.

The Activity aims to improve the effectiveness of the primary care response to FDSV and integrate this into the broader local support system through a social work service embedded into general practices. It will assist primary care providers to increase their skills and confidence, create safe environments for disclosure and work collaboratively with specialist FDSV providers to improve care pathways, as part of a whole of practice response to FDSV. As part of the national Supporting Primary Care Pilot, the Activity will also support training, innovation, integration, and evaluation activities coordinated by WAPHA in the Local Government Area (LGA) Cities of Armadale, Gosnells, and Canning.

The GPACI – Thin Markets initiative, part of the Commonwealth’s Strengthening My Medicare scheme, was created following the Aged Care Royal Commission to improve consistent, high?quality primary care for residents in aged care homes.
Funding is provided to PHNs to develop local solutions in areas with limited GP access, especially rural and remote regions.
WAPHA has identified Busselton/Dunsborough as a priority thin?market area due to critical GP shortages impacting aged care residents.

Afterhours care for the community of Armadale and surrounding areas, offering an affordable, sustainable service when most general practices are closed.

Specialist alcohol and other drug treatment and support. The service is designed for individuals aged 14 years and over, families and significant others experiencing harm from alcohol and other drug use, inclusive of those with co-occurring mental health conditions. Services include evidence based counselling, education, case management and relapse prevention.

The GPACI – Practice Based Coordination Grant provides uplift to General Practices based in the City of Busselton Local Government Area (LGA) to increase capacity and capability to support and/or strengthen relationships to improve care of Residential Aged Care Home (RACH) residents.

This activity funds the exploration of the health literacy and Advance Care planning (ACP), palliative care, dying and grief and loss for people who have sensory loss in WA

Building capacity and capability within Neighbourhood and Community Centres to promote Advance Care Planning and facilitate upload of completed documentation to My Health Record.

A walk-in service for adults (over 18 years old) experiencing mild to moderate mental health concerns, as well as their family members, carers, and friends. The centre offers free advice and support, and if needed, assessment and short to medium term treatment.

A walk-in service for adults (over 18 years old) experiencing mild to moderate mental health concerns, as well as their family members, carers, and friends. The centre offers free advice and support, and if needed, assessment and short to medium term treatment.

A walk-in service for adults (over 18 years old) experiencing mild to moderate mental health concerns, as well as their family members, carers, and friends. The centre offers free advice and support, and if needed, assessment and short to medium term treatment.

Head to Health Kids Hub – In accordance with the WA Bilateral Schedule, under the National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention . Agreement, this is a collaboration between the WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA) and the Mental Health Commission (the Commission ) to provide early intervention and prevention support for children (0-12 years) with, or at risk of, mental illness. This will include support for children experiencing mild to moderate emerging complexity, behavioural and developmental concerns, and their families. The Commission is required to engage a commissioned service provider to perform the Activity.

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

The program supports young Australians with or at risk of mental illness by improving headspace service integration for a more efficient mental health system.
It includes three streams: reducing wait times at high-need headspace services, and building cultural capability to better support First Nations, LGBTIQA+, and CALD youth.
It also enhances infrastructure to improve service quality and accommodate current and future staffing needs at priority headspace sites

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

Free and confidential support for young people experiencing an early episode of psychosis or at risk of developing psychosis. Young people can access specialty trained mental health professionals, support to help them get back to study or work, support with everyday life skills, creative therapy, and social group activities with other young people who have had similar experiences.

Capital works to relocate headspace Northam

headspace Application Platform Interface (hAPI)

Health Practitioner Widget Development and Licence

The Outreach Homeless Health Advocate (XFTE) will support Share & Care’s existing homelessness health services and assist individuals experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness to access immediate needs including physical, emotional and social supports to improve their quality of life.

Palmerston’s Homelessness Outreach Project will seek to establish relationships with people in Albany experiencing homelessness and who typically do not access health services. The co-morbidity case manager and nurse will work to build trusting relationships to increase uptake of services through a mobile service delivered in the community, delivering care to people who experience barriers in accessing primary health care.

The primary goals of this project are to enhance access to primary healthcare for individuals experiencing homelessness in the City of Wanneroo. It will integrate trauma informed specialist healthcare into the Salvation Army’s WEAT outreach services

The service will provide accessible healthcare to people experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness through mobile clinics at specified locations where there are no or limited accessible services, in collaboration with local government and community partners and stakeholders.

The service will provide accessible healthcare to people experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness through mobile clinics at specified locations where there are no or limited accessible services, in collaboration with local government and community partners and stakeholders.

Street Health is a nurse-led assertive outreach service providing primary healthcare to individuals experiencing homelessness. The service addresses the complex needs of this vulnerable population, delivering care directly to those who may otherwise struggle to access traditional healthcare services.

The Contractor will expand on its existing patient transport service and provide an outreach service, staffed by an Aboriginal Health Practitioner, to locations where people experiencing homelessness are staying. The Project will meet the needs of Aboriginal people experiencing homelessness, with services are culturally appropriate and trauma-informed, to improve primary health care access.

This activity will embed a dedicated resource into Bloodwood Tree Association’s existing services to enhance service coordination and strengthen client relationships for people experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness. This integrated resource will increase access to primary health care, reducing barriers to engagement and addressing the complex health and social challenges associated with homelessness.

Through the employment of an Aboriginal Community Engagement Worker 1 x FTE, the Contractor will provide support to local Aboriginal people who inject drugs and who are experiencing homeless, or at risk of experiencing homelessness. The role will be embedded within an existing service to enhance engagement specifically with Aboriginal communities, and to increase the accessibility of health and harm reduction services for Aboriginal people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in the South West Region.

Pramana Connect will create a more connected, accessible and integrated experience of health care in areas where services are currently lacking, difficult to navigate or have systemic barriers to entry. The Contractor will leverage its existing multidisciplinary team along with new staff to provide a team based approach in providing health care to people experiencing or at risk of experiencing homelessness. Specialist members of the team will be available to meet with patients as required 5 days a week and will be involved in case conferencing and coordination, enabling a holistic and integrated approach to community-based health care. The service will be underpinned by the key themes of prevention, early intervention and preventing severity of disease progression.

Alcohol and Other Drug outreach and support to people experiencing alcohol and other drug and mental health issues within the Inner City area.

Outcomes framework

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Outcomes framework

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Outcomes framework

Outcomes framework

Person-centred, evidence based chronic disease care coordination and allied health services in the primary care setting to support early intervention and improved management of chronic conditions for people living in country WA.

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Outcomes framework

To implement an Integrated Healthcare Precinct in Armadale, to enhance integration at the local level. The Precinct will optimise care for people with mental health issues and other multiple long term health conditions. The Contractor will build on the capacity and capability of existing health care provision in the location to establish and coordinate the Precinct.

Integrated Primary Mental Health Care (IPMHC) Pilbara

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Reduce the harm and improve the quality of life to individuals using alcohol and other drugs, and their families, through a comprehensive service mix of clinical treatment, education, counselling, case management and peer and family support. Service is available during business hours.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

The Integrated Team Care (ITC) Service is a national program that provides culturally appropriate care coordination to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic conditions who have complex care needs and require care coordination. It helps clients access multidisciplinary health services, better manage their health, improve health outcomes, and reduce barriers to care.

Assists Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to obtain primary health care as required. Provides care coordination services to eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with chronic disease/s who require coordinated, multidisciplinary care, and improve access to culturally appropriate mainstream primary care.

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Integrated Primary Mental Health Care Services for Kimberley.

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Free/low cost support for adults living in the City of Cockburn (or willing to travel) to improve their healthy eating or physical activity behaviours and achieve or maintain a healthy weight. The service provides ongoing support through two-monthly health consults and connects clients to services tailored to their healthy lifestyle goals.

Kimberley Suicide Prevention and Wellbeing Services as a combination of the Kimberley Suicide Prevention Trial site activities that were most effective in meeting the aims and objectives of the National Suicide Prevention Trial.

Creation of Low Intensity Psychological Interventions (LIPI) therapist manuals for PHN Commissioned Service Providers (CSP’s).

Primary Health Chronic Conditions (PHCC)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

A walk-in service for adults (over 18 years old) experiencing mild to moderate mental health concerns, as well as their family members, carers, and friends. The satellite offers free advice and support, and if needed, assessment and short to medium term treatment.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (Commonwealth extraction via PenCS)

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic provides free, immediate, treatment and care for patients with or are experiencing non-life-threatening injuries or illnesses.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinics provide free, immediate, treatment and care for patients with or are experiencing non-life-threatening injuries or illnesses.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic provides free, immediate, treatment and care for patients with or are experiencing non-life-threatening injuries or illnesses.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinics provide free, immediate, treatment and care for patients with or are experiencing non-life-threatening injuries or illnesses.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic provides free, immediate, treatment and care for patients with or are experiencing non-life-threatening injuries or illnesses.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic provides free, immediate, treatment and care for patients with or are experiencing non-life-threatening injuries or illnesses.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinics provide free, immediate, treatment and care for patients with or are experiencing non-life-threatening injuries or illnesses.

This activity is for targeted mental health and community-support services for the WA Jewish community following the Bondi incident

Nurses, doctors and youth engagement professionals provides recovery-focused mental health support and treatment face-to-face and via telephone for 16-24 year olds experiencing moderate to severe mental health issues during business hours.

Supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in Meekatharra and provides outreach to Cue and Mt. Magnet.

Counselling and care coordination to individuals with mental health and/or substance use problems who are not engaged with any services. The team focuses on engagement with people 12 years and above in Mandurah, Pinjarra and Waroona and in various settings – community/health hubs, schools or their home.

This service delivers culturally safe mental health services to Aboriginal youth, with, or at risk of developing mental illness. It delivers a range of treatment types to promote recovery and support maintenance of positive health behaviour change.

Primary mental health nurse care coordination service provided according to need and accessible to people who are disadvantaged through geographic and other circumstances.

Provides care coordination for people with mental health issues with a focus on direct face-to-face care and support, addressing the unique barriers faced in this remote location including cross-boundary care services.

A cultural youth program servicing young people across the southern law tradition ie Karajarri, Nyikina, Mangala and Walmajarri language groups. Referrals are via a mixture of community referrals and agency referrals.

Ensuring young people (12-25 year olds) can access expert health workers in a safe, confidential and youth-friendly environment. headspace can help young people with mental health, physical health (including sexual health), alcohol and other drug services, and work and study support.

The Project will build on existing partnerships to support this population, in particular relationships with local clinical professionals in the APU, hospitals, general practice and mental health clinics, housing, and other community service and healthcare organisations.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (Commonwealth extraction via PenCS)

Free, evidence-based assessment and treatment available online and by telephone to residents of WA aged 16+ to help manage mild-moderate anxiety, depression and substance concerns. Once successfully referred by GP/other service, patients can access online features 24/7, with registered mental health professionals support available 9am ? 5pm weekdays.

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Multicultural Access Program- Awareness and Education Campaign

The service will link community members from multicultural or CALD backgrounds to relevant primary health care services and support service integration and coordination at a local level.

The Multicultural Health Navigation Service will link community members from multicultural or CALD backgrounds to relevant primary health care services and support service integration and coordination at a local level.

The Multicultural Health Navigation Service will link community members from multicultural or CALD backgrounds to relevant primary health care services and support service integration and coordination at a local level.

This Activity involves the integration of multidisciplinary teams into general practice.

This Activity involves the integration of multidisciplinary teams into general practice.

This Activity involves the integration of multidisciplinary teams into general practice.

Improves service coordination and accessibility of culturally appropriate mental health services, to Aboriginal people living within the Newman and East Pilbara communities, focusing on early intervention/suicide prevention, community support and Social and Emotional Wellbeing services.

Treatment and support to people and/or their families who have alcohol and/or other drug use issues. This includes individual counselling by suitably qualified and experienced staff to support clients to reduce alcohol and other drug related harm. In addition to normal office hours, services are provided Tuesday evenings and on Saturday afternoon.

Primary Mental Health Care Minimum Data Set (PMHC-MDS)

Office-based and online videocall face-to-face psychological treatment services to individuals referred from the Mindspot GP service, who have mild to moderate mental disorders (most commonly anxiety and depression).

This Activity is a case coordination service within the Perth Metro (Perth North PHN and Perth South PHN boundaries) area. The aim of the service is to demonstrate the benefit of a dedicated coordination resource to facilitate case coordination, decrease administrative burden on GPs, and increase efficiency to deliver quality primary, end-of-life, and palliative care (EOL&PC), and holistically improve resident outcomes and quality of life.

This Activity is a case coordination service within the Perth Metro (Perth North PHN and Perth South PHN boundaries) area. The aim of the service is to demonstrate the benefit of a dedicated coordination resource to facilitate case coordination, decrease administrative burden on GPs, and increase efficiency to deliver quality primary, end-of-life, and palliative care (EOL&PC), and holistically improve resident outcomes and quality of life.

This Activity is a case coordination service within the Perth Metro (Perth North PHN and Perth South PHN boundaries) area. The aim of the service is to demonstrate the benefit of a dedicated coordination resource to facilitate case coordination, decrease administrative burden on GPs, and increase efficiency to deliver quality primary, end-of-life, and palliative care (EOL&PC), and holistically improve resident outcomes and quality of life.

Activity in response to the Primary Health Networks Program General Incentive Fund (GPIF) GO 00695. The evaluation will monitor and track implementation of the SSRP to ensure all components of the SSRP are recorded for financial viability, change management and outcomes of new multidisciplinary service team (as per the SSRP) and Thin Market Grant. The evaluation will provide real time progress reports and, where appropriate and agreed by WAPHA and Wunan Health and Wunan Foundation, suggestions for improved alignment to the SSRP.

An integrated, evidence-based response to problematic substance use and mental health problems through delivering Filial Therapy programs to families affected by substance use. Groups are facilitated by a trained Filial Counsellor and supported by a co-facilitator.

The Care Coordinators are the first contact for anyone coming into the Hub who don?t know what services or support they require. They triage, assess and identify the most appropriate intervention for the client and will maintain engagement and support if the client is placed on any wait lists.

Supporting the work of the Peel Mental Health Taskforce (PMHT) through contributing to the costs of a Project Manager position alongside South Metro Health Service (SMHS), Mental Health Commission (MHC), Department of Communities, Department of Education and the Peel Development Commission. The Peel Mental Health Taskforce is an identified joint priority with the main focus on: Facilitating interagency collaboration; Improving consumer outcomes; and Developing and implementing consensus driven integrated models of care and service delivery in the Local Government Areas of Mandurah, Murray and Waroona.

To improve consumer experience, trust and engagement, improve system efficiencies and address the missing middle in the service provision continuum.

Free psychiatry-led service providing assessment, counselling, therapy and support to families experiencing mental health issues during pregnancy and up to the child?s fourth birthday. Individual and group services delivered by mental health clinicians and nurses. Face-to-face and telehealth available. Accessible with GP referral and Mental Health Care Plan.

A fully funded twelve-month community pain program for adults with persistent non-cancer pain. The program is only available through GP referrals and includes individual case management and group education sessions, provided by multidisciplinary health professionals who are experienced in managing persistent pain.

A fully funded twelve-month community pain program for adults with persistent non-cancer pain. The program is only available through GP referrals and includes individual case management and group education sessions, provided by multidisciplinary health professionals who are experienced in managing persistent pain.

A fully funded twelve-month community pain program for adults with persistent non-cancer pain. The program is only available through GP referrals and includes individual case management and group education sessions, provided by multidisciplinary health professionals who are experienced in managing persistent pain.

A fully funded twelve-month community pain program for adults with persistent non-cancer pain. The program is only available through GP referrals and includes individual case management and group education sessions, provided by multidisciplinary health professionals who are experienced in managing persistent pain.

Culturally secure alcohol and drug treatment services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander individuals and families. Service outcomes include improvement in alcohol or other drug use and related health issues, improvement in relationships and interactions/engagement in a culturally secure way with community.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (Commonwealth extraction via PenCS).

Perth North PHN Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Clinic

A multidisciplinary approach that provides comprehensive care to patients suffering from pelvic pain. The clinic operates within the Pioneer Health Medical practice and has three dedicated GP clinics each week, along with a patient support coordinator that manages the intake and ongoing support of patients.

Multi-disciplinary care with a focus on improving diagnostic delay and to promote early access to intervention, care and treatment options for endometriosis and pelvic pain.

A holistic and culturally secure program for all Kimberley residents exiting alcohol and other drugs residential rehabilitation programs.

This service provides after hours Alcohol and Other Drugs counselling service for individuals and their families experiencing alcohol and other drug issues.

Derby Aboriginal Health Service Council leads a strategy in collaboration with Numbala Nunga Residential Aged Care Facility (NN RACF) and Derby Hospital to minimise after hours presentations to hospital by palliative patients receiving care in the community and NN RACF residents.

Face-to-face and telehealth support for residents of aged care facilities in the Goldfields. Qualified counsellors provide psychological therapies to residents seeking mental health support, to help develop new skills to reduce distress, improve self-esteem, confidence and improve daily functioning. Delivered via individual or group therapy sessions. A referral from your doctor is required.

Psychological therapies for people with mental illness and are in Residential Aged Care. The Activity aims to target the mental health needs of people living in residential aged care facilities (RACFs) with mild to moderate symptoms of common mental illness.

A mental health service for those living with mild to moderate mental issues at various Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACF) throughout the Great Southern and Wheatbelt regions through our mental health clinicians. We look forward receiving referrals through RACF staff and GPs.

A mental health service for those living with mild to moderate mental issues at various Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACF) throughout the Great Southern and Wheatbelt regions through our mental health clinicians. We look forward receiving referrals through RACF staff and GPs.

Face-to-face counselling provided by accredited psychologists to residents of aged care facilities who may be experiencing mild to moderate mental illness or psychological distress aimed at improving their quality of life.

Psychological services to residents of aged care facilities across Perth, as referred by a GP. The services for residents with mild to moderate mental illness are delivered Monday to Friday via individual or group therapy sessions with a qualified Psychologist, and aim to improve clinical outcomes.

Time-limited and capacity building psychosocial supports to eligible clients for whom clinical care is not enough to help build capacity for daily living and who would benefit from specialised psychosocial support at particular points in time.

Time-limited and capacity building psychosocial supports to eligible clients for whom clinical care is not enough to help build capacity for daily living and who would benefit from specialised psychosocial support at particular points in time.

Time-limited and capacity building psychosocial supports to eligible clients for whom clinical care is not enough to help build capacity for daily living and who would benefit from specialised psychosocial support at particular points in time.

Time-limited and capacity building psychosocial supports to eligible clients for whom clinical care is not enough to help build capacity for daily living and who would benefit from specialised psychosocial support at particular points in time.

Medicare Urgent Care Clinic (Commonwealth extraction via PenCS).

Outreach case management support for young people experiencing alcohol and other drug (AOD) use issues, connecting with them in environments where they feel safe and comfortable. The service supports young people between the ages of 12-25 years living in the Perth metro area who are at risk of, or are experiencing AOD and AOD related mental health issues or other co-occurring complexities.

The STAY Hub program provides outreach services to young people between the ages of 15 and 25 who are experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness.

Provides weekly access to peer facilitated Self-Management and Recovery Training (SMaRT) group sessions for any persons with an alcohol or other drug issue. Groups support recovery from alcohol/drug use, improvement in mental health and relationships, and improved interaction and engagement in the community.

A day program that provides group and individual counselling using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Psycho Education Groups to build skills and strategies to address problematic Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) issues, and co-occurring AOD and mental health issues. It offers education, structure, skills and strategies for participants to develop relapse prevention management skills, make healthier lifestyle choices, supports clients who identify with dual diagnosis issues, positive goal setting, maintaining motivation and emotional regulation and management. Solid Ground offers a non-residential, culturally appropriate treatment and recovery program for Aboriginal people.

Supporting patients from the Warren Blackwood region who are experiencing co-occurring mental health and low to moderate alcohol and other drug use issues.

An evidence-based, holistic, culturally appropriate and safe, suicide prevention treatment service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people at risk of suicide in the South West Region.

A drug and alcohol treatment and relapse prevention service via individual and group counselling to people who are 12 years old and over with substance use issues, including support to family members.

The Supporting Recovery Pilot: FDSV Mental Health Therapies (FDSV Mental Health Therapies) service will deliver evidence-based FDSV-specific trauma informed mental health therapies to victim-survivors in the recovery and healing stages of their journey. The service will adopt a long-term mental health treatment approach, for up to two years, fostering sustainable recovery.

The Supporting Recovery Pilot: FDSV “Local Care Team (FDSV “Local Care Team) will be embedded within an existing local service and consist of professionals appropriately trained in FDSV-specific trauma informed care. The service will provide intake, assessment, care coordination and case management for victim-survivors of FDSV.

A coordinated system of evidence-based, culturally appropriate and safe mental health and AOD care to address the needs of Aboriginal people in the Southwest of Western Australia.

A non-residential trauma-informed service that is culturally responsive and safe, with prioritised placements for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, their families and communities. We provide a flexible model of care that allows for outreach, drop-in support and care on Country (out bush) for individuals, families and community groups.

A Community Aboriginal Liaison and Advocacy role that facilitates access to rehabilitation for people in remote communities, streamlines intake process, provides safe re-entry to the community post rehabilitation and coordinates post rehabilitation care.

Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) treatment services including screening and brief intervention, counselling, relapse prevention/aftercare and case management.

Mental health nurses providing clinical care co-ordination, structured psychological treatment and low intensity interventions for the University of Western Australia student population with severe and complex and/or high risk mental illness to keep them well in the community, reduce potentially preventable hospitalisations and provide a crisis intervention service.

Provides treatment and support services to people and /or their families who have alcohol and substance use issues in the Wheatbelt to reduce the impact on individuals, families and communities.

Culturally safe mental health services to Aboriginal clients. A Mental Health Nurse and Counsellor provide targeted in person psychological interventions and group sessions during business hours. Clients accessing the service experience co-existing mental health and chronic health conditions.

Youth Enhanced Services – Country WA PHN (Geraldton)

Youth Enhanced Services – Perth South PHN

Developing practical community driven ways in which traditional, evidenced based healing practices can be accessed, for persons presenting with social and emotional wellbeing concerns.

Counselling support for young people aged 12-24 and their families who are affected by alcohol and drugs.

Responses to problematic substance use in young people (ages 12-24) and support to significant other young people through a Community Youth Counsellor.