Mental Health Rights Manual
An online guide to help explain your legal and human rights in the mental health and human services systems in New South Wales.
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Our members are community-managed mental health organisations, both small and large, local and NSW-wide service providers. They provide peer support, accommodation, rehabilitation supports, education, counselling, helplines, advocacy and information, carer support, primary healthcare, employment services, recreation, outreach and much more.
1800 269 672
Mission Australia’s integrated services help people find safe and affordable housing, support disadvantaged children and families, empower troubled young people, assist people with mental illness and disability, and much more.
National Disability Services is Australia’s leading peak body for disability service organisations. They work with Australian disability service providers to develop capability, voice their needs, and collaborate to build high-quality and sustainable disability services for people with disability.
03 8691 5300
Neami National support people living with mental illness to improve their health, live independently and pursue a life based on their own strengths, values and goals.
1300 726 372
With expertise spanning aged Care, disability, employment, homelessness, justice, mental health and youth, New Horizons offers a diverse range of advice, personal care and home supports.
A peer-based drug user organisation, NUAA strives to improve advocacy for, and services supporting, the diversity of people impacted by stigma and discrimination caused by the criminalisation of drug use across NSW through working with a broad range of stakeholders and partners to support system change.
02 8717 0999
Oakdene House assists people with addiction including, problem gambling and alcoholism. In addition, support and guidance is also provided to family and friends of sufferers.
1800 843 539
One Door Mental Health is a leading mental health service provider specialising in supports for people with severe and persistent mental illnesses.
1800 679 657
ONE80TC’s residential program helps young men break the cycle of life controlling drug and alcohol addictions and rebuilds their lives with a positive attitude, responsibility and trust.
1300 673 664
Open Minds works to enhance mental health and wellbeing by delivering a range of tailored options and core supports to assist people living with mental illness, disability or acquired brain injury.
1300 562 7335
Ostara Australia is a Disability Employment Service specialising in supporting people with mental health with mentoring and support to find and sustain employment.
1300 726 306
PANDA supports women, men and families across Australia affected by anxiety and depression during pregnancy and in the first year of parenthood.
Proveda (previously CCNB) is an experienced Community Care provider offering Aged Care, Disability, Mental Health and Community Support Services.
Designed with – and specifically for – young people, ReachOut Australia is provides anonymous and confidential online support that allows young people to engage in ways they want to, when they want to.
1800 966 028
Ready Enable is a disability support service provider assisting people to live independently in the Sydney community. Their mission is to coordinate personalised support to allow their customers to live their best life.
