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.

Healthy Spirit, Healthy Community is an educational and informational resource developed for health professionals and community members.

Drug services and resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities.

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

The LGBTQIA+ Group is a safe, welcoming, and confidential space for LGBTQIA+ adults of the Murrumbidgee region  to come together and support one another. This is for those looking for mental health support, meaningful connection, and a place to be heard without judgment.

Safe Haven services are warm, welcoming spaces for people experiencing a suicidal crisis. People attending the Safe Havens will receive compassionate care provided by peer workers with a lived experience of suicidality.

Practical information and tips to help communities across the Murrumbidgee region during difficult times.

Murrumbidgee suicide prevention and self care guide for first responders.

The Murrumbidgee Suicide Prevention and Aftercare Collaborative’s ongoing commitment to suicide prevention and aftercare for the Murrumbidgee region. 

In 2018, key stakeholders involved in suicide prevention in the Murrumbidgee region came together for a roundtable discussion on current initiatives, challenges, and gaps in suicide prevention and postvention strategies.

Free and confidential mental health support for emergency service workers and volunteers.

Wellbeing activities, community engagement, and psychological services which support the mental health and wellbeing of the people who work in our national security and emergency responder communities.

It is normal to have strong emotional and/or physical reactions following a distressing event, including natural disasters.

How you can help someone who’s doing it tough because of a natural disaster or emergency.

Information, resources and training for professionals who support individuals and communities experiencing the mental health impacts of disasters.

The Community Trauma Toolkit contains resources to help and support adults and children before, during and after a disaster or traumatic event.

Animated stories and videos to help children during times of natural disasters or disruptive events.