What we fund: Mental health, suicide prevention and AOD

Who: People aged 12-25 who are at risk of, severe mental illness, who experience considerable disadvantage when accessing (or attempting to access) services
Cost: All services are fully funded
Provider: Various
Location: MPHN area

Who: For people aged 16+ who experience mental health and wellbeing challenges and are not eligible for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)
Cost: All services are fully funded
Provider: Wellways Australia
Location: Murrumbidgee region

Eligibility - Universal Aftercare is a tailored, non-clinical service for people who have experienced a suicidal crisis or attempted suicide.
Cost: All services are fully funded
Provider: Wellways Australia

Who: Support for anyone in the Murrumbidgee region who has been bereaved or impacted by a suicide
Cost: All services are fully funded
Provider: Wellways Australia
Location: Murrumbidgee region

Eligibility: Women (or anyone presenting as a woman)

Cost: All services are fully funded

Location: Visit 22 Peter Street, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650

Eligibility - Universal Aftercare is a tailored, non-clinical service for people who have experienced a suicidal crisis or attempted suicide.
Cost: All services are fully funded
Provider: Wellways Australia

Who: Support for anyone in the Murrumbidgee region who has been bereaved or impacted by a suicide
Cost: All services are fully funded
Provider: Wellways Australia
Location: Murrumbidgee region

The Women’s Wellness and Recovery program is provided by Calvary Healthcare Riverina. The service provides high intensity AOD services to pregnant women and women who have young children, who are struggling with substance abuse.

This program provides AOD intervention services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are at risk of losing employment, or have difficulty gaining employment, or at risk of dropping out of education due to substance abuse problems.

This program provides counselling and support services for people who are waiting to access AOD treatment, and also for people who have recently been discharged from AOD services.

The Griffith Aboriginal Medical Service hosts the Alcohol & Other Drugs program. This service is part of a larger Regional Drug & Alcohol support network.