Who we support

Mental Health & Psychosocial

Recovery-oriented support, delivered with respect.

Psychosocial disability support works best when it is consistent, respectful and led by the participant. We provide recovery-oriented support for people with psychosocial disability, including those with complex needs.

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What this support involves

Psychosocial support helps a participant build routine, confidence, connection and independence — at their pace, on their terms.

Daily routine and living skills
Community and social connection
Building confidence and independence
Consistent, trusted support workers

How we deliver it

We match consistent workers, work to the participant’s recovery goals, and coordinate with mental health and clinical teams where needed.

Recovery-oriented, participant-led
Consistent, matched workers
Coordination with clinical teams

Common questions

Frequently asked

Is your psychosocial support recovery-oriented?

Yes — it is led by the participant’s goals and delivered at their pace, with consistent workers they trust.

Can you support participants with complex mental health needs?

Yes, including participants with complex or co-occurring needs, with clinical oversight and coordination where appropriate.

Talk to our complex-care team

Tell us about the situation and we will tell you honestly what we can do and when we can start.

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