Mental Health and Wellbeing
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Mental Health and Wellbeing
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Our Mental Health and Wellbeing programs empower people to find hope, strength and connection.
Through both intensive recovery supports and early intervention, the focus is on helping people live well in their community.
Our Mental Health and Wellbeing programs empower people to find hope, strength and connection.
Through both intensive recovery supports and early intervention, the focus is on helping people live well in their community.
Our Mental Health and Wellbeing programs empower people to find hope, strength and connection.
Through both intensive recovery supports and early intervention, the focus is on helping people live well in their community.
207+
total clients supported
134
mental health and wellbeing group sessions held
1,200+
total hours of service delivery
T25 Clinic
Established as a support hub for 12–25-year-olds, T25 operates from central, youth-friendly spaces like our Woden Youth Centre. The clinic provides free, confidential, nurse-led, walk-in health and wellbeing services, removing common barriers such as cost, stigma, or the need for an appointment. In the past year, the T25 Clinic held more than 650 one-on-one sessions, supporting over 90 participants across Canberra.
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T25 Clinic
Established as a support hub for 12–25-year-olds, T25 operates from central, youth-friendly spaces like our Woden Youth Centre. The clinic provides free, confidential, nurse-led, walk-in health and wellbeing services, removing common barriers such as cost, stigma, or the need for an appointment. In the past year, the T25 Clinic held more than 650 one-on-one sessions, supporting over 90 participants across Canberra.
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T25 Clinic
Established as a support hub for 12–25-year-olds, T25 operates from central, youth-friendly spaces like our Woden Youth Centre. The clinic provides free, confidential, nurse-led, walk-in health and wellbeing services, removing common barriers such as cost, stigma, or the need for an appointment. In the past year, the T25 Clinic held more than 650 one-on-one sessions, supporting over 90 participants across Canberra.
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The Way Back Support Service (TWBSS)
TWBSS offers up to 12 weeks of personalised support after a suicide attempt or crisis.
Over the year, referral pathways expanded to include community health professionals and nurses, reducing barriers for people in crisis.
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The Way Back Support Service (TWBSS)
TWBSS offers up to 12 weeks of personalised support after a suicide attempt or crisis.
Over the year, referral pathways expanded to include community health professionals and nurses, reducing barriers for people in crisis.
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The Way Back Support Service (TWBSS)
TWBSS offers up to 12 weeks of personalised support after a suicide attempt or crisis.
Over the year, referral pathways expanded to include community health professionals and nurses, reducing barriers for people in crisis.
Read more
Transition to Recovery (TRec)
The TRec program provides intensive community outreach to help people move safely from hospital to community or manage early signs of relapse.
Support is tailored to people experiencing acute or sub-acute challenges, often with complex care needs, co-occurring alcohol or drug issues, physical health concerns, or forensic involvement. People experiencing homelessness also benefit from flexible community-based support.
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Transition to Recovery (TRec)
The TRec program provides intensive community outreach to help people move safely from hospital to community or manage early signs of relapse.
Support is tailored to people experiencing acute or sub-acute challenges, often with complex care needs, co-occurring alcohol or drug issues, physical health concerns, or forensic involvement. People experiencing homelessness also benefit from flexible community-based support.
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Transition to Recovery (TRec)
The TRec program provides intensive community outreach to help people move safely from hospital to community or manage early signs of relapse.
Support is tailored to people experiencing acute or sub-acute challenges, often with complex care needs, co-occurring alcohol or drug issues, physical health concerns, or forensic involvement. People experiencing homelessness also benefit from flexible community-based support.
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Southside Community Step-Up, Step-Down (SC-SUSD)
The SC-SUSD program provides short-term residential and outreach support to help people avoid hospitalisation or return safely home after acute mental health care.
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Southside Community Step-Up, Step-Down (SC-SUSD)
The SC-SUSD program provides short-term residential and outreach support to help people avoid hospitalisation or return safely home after acute mental health care.
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Southside Community Step-Up, Step-Down (SC-SUSD)
The SC-SUSD program provides short-term residential and outreach support to help people avoid hospitalisation or return safely home after acute mental health care.
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Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program (CPSP)
CPSP provides individual and group support to improve wellbeing and manage mental health challenges through practical, recovery-oriented assistance.
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Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program (CPSP)
CPSP provides individual and group support to improve wellbeing and manage mental health challenges through practical, recovery-oriented assistance.
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Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program (CPSP)
CPSP provides individual and group support to improve wellbeing and manage mental health challenges through practical, recovery-oriented assistance.
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Other highlights
Expansion of new services
This year, hundreds of individuals accessed services grounded in the stepped model of care. Suicide aftercare, psychosocial support, tenancy advocacy, and community-based recovery all expanded to meet increasingly complex needs.
Mental health contracts extended
ACT Health extended all mental health contracts through to December 2025, allowing time for commissioning to begin.
Leading in sector development
Leadership across the sector included chairing the Suicide Prevention Community Collaborative and co-developing a Mental Health Outcomes Framework for the ACT.
Showcasing new delivery models
A sector-leading symposium at The Mental Health Service Conference showcased how community connection and innovation drive recovery beyond traditional models.