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 in the community with a severe mental illness and psychiatric disability throughout the recovery process people between 18 to 65 years old.

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
• 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.

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.