The program delivers 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. The service is delivered by an appropriately skilled workforce and adopts a holistic approach that includes physical, mental, spiritual, cultural, emotional and social wellbeing. The activity operates in partnership with Carnarvon Medical Centre (CMC) and Carnarvon Medical Service Aboriginal Corporation (CMSAC).

Brief face to face psychological intervention for children 4 to 15 years of age experiencing mild to moderate mental health issues. Short term support is provided for up to 6 sessions. Referral by a GP is necessary.

Brief face to face psychological intervention for children 4 to 15 years of age experiencing mild to moderate mental health issues. Short term support is provided for up to 6 sessions. Referral by a GP is necessary.

An integrated service for vulnerable and disadvantaged people who are discharged from emergency departments or justice services. The service uses peer and case workers to coordinate and facilitate access to primary care and particularly social services, mental health and alcohol and drug support services in order to address underlying, often multiple unmet needs.

An integrated service for vulnerable and disadvantaged people who are discharged from emergency departments or justice services. The service uses peer and case workers to coordinate and facilitate access to primary care and particularly social services, mental health and alcohol and drug support services in order to address underlying, often multiple unmet needs.

An integrated service for vulnerable and disadvantaged people who are discharged from emergency departments or justice services. The service uses peer and case workers to coordinate and facilitate access to primary care and particularly social services, mental health and alcohol and drug support services in order to address underlying, often multiple unmet needs.

An integrated service for vulnerable and disadvantaged people who are discharged from emergency departments or justice services. The service uses peer and case workers to coordinate and facilitate access to primary care and particularly social services, mental health and alcohol and drug support services in order to address underlying, often multiple unmet needs.

An integrated service for vulnerable and disadvantaged people who are discharged from emergency departments or justice services. The service uses peer and case workers to coordinate and facilitate access to primary care and particularly social services, mental health and alcohol and drug support services in order to address underlying, often multiple unmet needs.

An integrated service for vulnerable and disadvantaged people who are discharged from emergency departments or justice services. The service uses peer and case workers to coordinate and facilitate access to primary care and particularly social services, mental health and alcohol and drug support services in order to address underlying, often multiple unmet needs.

This activity is for the employment of a full-time Chronic Conditions Coordinator to focus on chronic disease in the country WA pilbara region. In partnership with WA Country Health Service (WACHS) Pilbara, the Chronic Conditions coordinator supports the WACHS Chronic Conditions Prevention and Management Strategy 2015-2000 as well as WA Primary Health Alliance’s (WAPHA) Integrated Chronic Disease Care (ICDC) Activity and the Integrated Team Care program in the Pilbara.

This activity is for the employment of a full-time Project Officer focused on chronic disease in the Midwest region, and is being undertaken in partnership with WA Country Health Service (WACHS) Midwest to support the WACHS Chronic Conditions Prevention and Management Strategy 2015-2020 as well as WA Primary Health Alliance’s (WAPHA) Integrated Chronic Disease Care (ICDC) Activity in the Midwest.