Mental Health Services

This program offers up to 6-months support for anyone experiencing mental health issues support or linkage into other mental health services. This service is not designed to offer case management.

Offering a peer led and clinical service that provides mental health support for those. living with a mental health condition and not currently linked with the NDIS, however, can help support people complete NDIS applications.

The Peer Workers can help social connections back to community for those feeling isolated.

Self or medical professional referrals are both welcome. If you have a mental health condition but are not yet connected to a supportive health service.

This program is supported by Western Victorian Primary Health Network (PHN) under the Australian Government’s Primary Health Networks Program.

This is a service for those involved with the criminal justice system mandated to engage in mental health service by their corrections order, who are considered medium or high risk of reoffending, with low to moderate mental health concerns.

Referrals must be made through Corrections directly to the Forensic Mental Health Team.

Provides short term assistance in finding engagement with mental health support through identifying service needs and gaps.

Designed for people with a lived or living experience to enter the peer workforce and gain valuable experience while completing a Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work.

At the completion of this ten-month program Cadets will be equipped with the knowledge and experience to begin a career in Peer Support Work. 

A co-design service with Mind Australia, Grampians Community Health and Ballarat  Community Health. 

The Grampians Mental  Health & Wellbeing Connect Centre is a place  that is warm and welcoming to family, carers, kin and supporters of all ages and backgrounds, caring for those with mental health issues in the local community.