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About the sector

The community managed mental health sector is a key provider of mental health services and supports to people in the community.

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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.

Recovery Oriented Language Guide

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Our members are community managed mental health organisations, large and small, local and NSW-wide service providers.

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Join a strong network of community-based mental health organisations delivering better outcomes for people in New South Wales.

Our Members

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.

New Horizons

1300 726 372

www.newhorizons.org.au

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.

Newtown Neighbourhood Centre

02 9564 7333

www.newtowncentre.org/

The Centre provides community support services to the local community and in particular to disadvantaged groups such as the aged, people at risk of homelessness, people with mental illness, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and people on low incomes.

Nova for Women and Children

www.novawomen.org.au

Nova for Women and Children provides assistance to access safe, affordable and secure housing, bringing together a rich history of working with women (with or without children) experiencing, or at risk of homelessness, and/or escaping family and domestic violence.

Oakdene House Foundation

02 8717 0999

www.oakdenehouse.org.au

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.

One Door Mental Health

9879 2600 or 1800 843 539

www.onedoor.org.au

One Door Mental Health is a leading mental health service provider specialising in supports for people with severe and persistent mental illnesses.

ONE80TC

1800 679 657

www.one80tc.org

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.

Open Minds

1300 673 664

www.openminds.org.au

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.

PANDA – Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia

1300 726 306

www.panda.org.au

PANDA supports women, men and families across Australia affected by anxiety and depression during pregnancy and in the first year of parenthood.

Recovery Shared

0408 221 445

recoveryshared.com.au

Recovery Shared provides Mental Health Peer Support and Psychosocial Recovery Coaching services for NDIS participants. Their team draw from close personal connections to mental health concerns, inspiring and empowering others to create meaningful lives in recovery.

South Western Sydney Recovery College

02 4621 8400

www.swsrecoverycollege.com.au

South Western Sydney Recovery College provides recovery-focused education programs that bring together people living with a mental illness, their carers and service providers learning and growing together.

St John of God Richmond Hospital

02 4570 6100

www.sjog.org.au/richmond

A private mental health hospital in Sydney’s north-west with specialised PTSD programs, addiction treatment, mood disorders and general psychiatric treatment.

St Merkorious Charity

02 9799 9954

www.stmerkorious.org.au

St Merkorious Charity provide access to healthy food, clothing and essential items for day-to-day living, advice and referrals to services than can assist people with their long-term goals.

Stride Mental Health

1300 00 1907

www.stride.com.au

Specialists in both early intervention and complex needs, Stride bring expertise to every aspect of mental health – from therapy and daily support, all the way to finding a job and home.

Survivors & Mates Support Network

1800 4 SAMSN (72676)

www.samsn.org.au

Survivors & Mates Support Network (SAMSN) works to increase public awareness of the effects childhood sexual abuse can have on men in their adult lives. SAMSN employs psychologists and social workers who have experience working with male survivors to facilitate support groups for men and their families and supporters.

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