people aged 12-25 with, or at risk of, severe and enduring mental illness Mental Health Nursing Services Various providers Mental health Mental health nursing services in primary health service settings help people with severe and persistent mental disorders and at risk of hospitalisation. Whole EMPHN catchment Neami Steps to Wellbeing (Low Intensity Psychological Strategies) Neami National Mental health Wellbeing Coaching support for people 16years and over to manage stress, anxiety and improve wellbeing. This support can be accessed via either individual sessions, group sessions, phone coaching, online coaching and after hour’s appointments. Whole EMPHN catchment Flyer in languages other than English Aboriginal Mental Health Programs (Outer North) Bubup Wilam Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander wellbeing Aboriginal Mental Health Peer Led Recovery Programs North. Bubup Wilam to build its organisational capacity to expand services. The program provides health, cultural, social, emotional and psychological support services to Aboriginal children and adults with complex needs in the Whittlesea. Mitchell, Murrindindi, Whittlesea Aboriginal Mental Health Programs East) HICSA Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander wellbeing Aboriginal Mental Health Peer Led Recovery Programs East. Knox, Maroondah, Yarra Ranges
Clinical Hub to improve medication management for older people at risk of experiencing adverse medicine events. CALD Carer Support Program Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health Culturally and Linguistic ally Diverse communit y Aims to identify Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) carers in the City of Monash and connect them with carer support services by providing culturally appropriate information and support, and reducing the stigma associated with identifying as a carer. Monash AOD@theGP Caraniche Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) AOD clinicians co-located in two GP clinics in the north east providing brief interventions, secondary AOD consultation support for GPs, including linking people to other AOD and mental health services. City of Whittlesea Medication Support and Recovery Service Connect4Heal th Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) A specialist assessment and treatment service for people and families affected by pharmaceutical misuse or dependence delivered in primary health service settings. Delivered by Access Health and Community (lead agency) in partnership with Carrington Health, Link Health and Community, Inspiro, and healthAbility. Whole EMPHN catchment North East Recovery Support Banyule Community Health AOD Eight-week outpatient therapeutic group program that includes an assertive outreach component along North east
support, based on the developmental stage of the baby. Anglicare Victoria Co- Morbidity (a Dual Diagnosis program) Anglicare Victoria Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Evidence based service delivery supporting clients with issues related to substance use and mental health; counselling and case management capacity. Eastern region Family Alcohol and Drug Service (FADS) Anglicare Victoria Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Provide a therapeutic treatment option for young people / families / parents who are engaged in drug use. Eastern region AOD RELATE (formerly Substance Misuse Delivery Program) Banyule Community Health Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Develop and utilise relationships within the primary health care setting to identify people with complex AOD issues and channel them into existing treatment types or provide AOD treatment more flexibly as needed. North east Family Focus Project EACH Social and Community Health Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Reducing substance and harm associated with substance use for individuals and families and improve individual’s health, wellbeing and social connectedness. Maroondah, Monash and Booroondara. Yarra Ranges Youth Project EACH Social and Community Health Youth Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Provides outreach drug and alcohol counselling to young people and their families who live in isolated and under services communities in the Shire of Yarra Ranges. Outer east HOPE drug and alcohol program and THRIVE drug EACH Social and Community Health Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Project HOPE provides integrated AOD and co-occurring care utilising a peer led recovery and person centred design approach. east
and alcohol program (Two projects combined) Project THRIVE provides an effective clinical intervention for individuals with co-occurring substance use and mental health concerns and their significant others through specialised therapeutic counselling. Alcohol and Drugs and Mental Health capacity building at Link Health and Community Link Health and Community Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) / Mental Health Counselling services will provide a range of therapeutic services including but not limited to dual diagnosis, recovery and individual and family counselling inclusive services to support the Chinese speaking community in a culturally sensitive manner. Eastern region Youth Home- based Withdrawal Primary Health Service YSAS Youth AOD Assist highly vulnerable young people aged 12-21 years in the management and treatment of problematic substance use through the provision of high quality, tailored and timely community based psychosocial support as well as safe and supervised home based Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) withdrawal where deemed clinically appropriate. Eastern Region Psychological services for children 12 years and under Link Health and Community Youth Mental Health Service designed to improve the mental health of children under 12 and assist parents to support their child. Inner eastern suburbs Flyer Psychiatric Secondary Consultation Service Outcome Health Conduit Health Specialist Psychiatric Advice De-identified advice can be sought from a Consultant Psychiatrist, or a Mental Health Nurse Practitioner in a 24-48hour period for clients within the EMPHN catchment. This service is targeted towards general practice, and community mental health providers. Whole EMPHN catchment
Northern Area After Hours Access Project Lakes Boulevard Medical AH GP Services for the Outer Northern Area of the EMPHN catchment After Hours GP Services, Community Awareness Strategy to promote services and ED Diversional Strategies with Northern Health Northern section of EMPHN catchment Contact Susan Rice at EMPHN Susan.rice@emphn.org.au Northern Mental Health Family Intervention Support Northern Area Mental Health North East Mental Health Family Intervention Improve the coping capacity of families in ‘situational crises’ by providing family intervention/psycho education services from mental health clinicians, including intervention sessions with the family and linkages to appropriate external services This is expected to reduce demand for mental health services in the after hours. Northern section of EMPHN catchment Outer East RACF Visiting GP Service Doctor Doctor AH GP Services to RACFs in the Outer East Hours Visiting GP Services to residents residing in RACFs in the Yarra Ranges LGA. Priority After Hours GP Service to outlying RACFS who do not have access to Medical Deputing Services and limited local after hours GPs The outer east of EMPHN’s catchment