RTO 91296
Course in Mental Health Peer Navigation
11275NAT
Develop the knowledge and skills to support consumers with navigating the mental health system, to find meaningful supports for their recovery journey.
Expressions of Interest are now open for the delivery of this new course in 2025.
Course overview
Research, consultation and industry engagement in NSW and across Australia identified a strong need to develop the literacy of peer navigation in the mental health and mental health peer work sector, as well as clear skill and knowledge benchmarks that can support consistent vocational outcomes for peer navigators.
This course will provide graduates with a range of knowledge and skills to support consumer and/or carer peers to navigate the mental health system including individual and systemic barriers related to ongoing mental health support and recovery.
Units of competency
This course involves the new accredited unit:
| NAT11275001 | Navigate systems for mental health peer support and recovery |
Mental Health Coordinating Council is currently calling for Expressions of Interest for participation in our delivery of this new course 2025. This course is open to participants nationally.
If you are interested in participating and would like to receive more information once it becomes available, please submit an expression of interest through our ‘Enquire now’ form and we will be in contact with you.