Our services
Our commissioned services address key priority areas such as Aboriginal health, alcohol and other drugs, chronic conditions, end of life care, and mental health and suicide prevention. You can search for services we help fund, by using the 'Commissioned services' category tag below. To narrow the range of results showing below, you can choose more than one category option to filter your search.
PLEASE NOTE: this is not a complete list of all the support services available across South Eastern NSW. If you can't find a specific service you need or to find other health care services in your local area, visit healthdirect. In an emergency, please call 000.
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Rural Outreach Mental Health Service
commissionedThe Rural Outreach Mental Health Service (ROMHS) provides free clinical support from a mental health nurse to people with complex mental health issues in the Shoalhaven, Shellharbour and Kiama regions, and Southern NSW. This is a free service available via referral.
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Sane Australia
helplineSANE Australia provide 24 hour access to online forums and peer support regarding life's difficulties. You can chat with others in similar situations including lived experience or friends, family and carers forums.
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Shared medical appointments
commissionedShared Medical Appointments (SMAs) or ‘group consultations’ is a model of care that increases access to care, reduce costs, utilises peer support, and improves consumer and provider satisfaction. SMAs target a particular chronic condition and aim to improve health outcomes.
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Social RX Social Prescribing Service
commissionedSocial Rx is a short-term program designed to link you to locally available support services and community-based resources using a social prescribing approach.
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South Coast Medical Service Aboriginal Corporation
commissionedThe South Coast Medical Service Aboriginal Corporation (SCMSAC) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO) providing health and health-related services relevant to the wellbeing and to the benefit of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities throughout the Shoalhaven.
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South-Eastern Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Clinic
commissionedLocated at Milton Medical Centre, the South-Eastern NSW Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Clinic offers assessment and diagnosis, support, and education via a multidisciplinary team, including doctors and a specialist nurse.
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Strong Foundations
commissioned“Keep The Family Spirit Strong, Yarn About Your Wellbeing”
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Strong Foundations is a school-based program designed to support the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander students aged 8 – 13 within the Shoalhaven region of NSW. -
Strong Yawa After Hours Support Line
Strong Yawa provides an after hours support line for Aboriginal women and children, delivered by Waminda.
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Available after 5pm, all calls are confidential and will be treated with respect. Call on 1800 953 736
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St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney Chronic Pain Service
commissionedThe St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney (SVHS) Chronic Pain Service provides an Outreach Chronic Pain Management Education and Service for the Southern NSW catchment area. The outreach service provides telehealth, multidisciplinary support and outreach site visits for clinical service delivery and clinician training and education.
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Suicide Call Back Service
helplineCall the Suicide Call Back Service on 1300 659 467. This service offers free professional 24/7 telephone counselling support to people at risk of suicide, concerned about someone at risk, bereaved by suicide and people experiencing emotional or mental health issues.
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Telehealth Training Program (TTP)
commissionedThis training program is for Residential Aged Care onsite staff and clinicians working inside aged care homes. This includes doctors, nurses, specialists, managers, personal care workers and other staff working in residential aged care settings.
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The Disability Trust - Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program
commissionedFree non-clinical support for people 16 years and over with a severe and complex mental health condition. Also provides support to apply for NDIS if primarily 'Psychosocial Disability' and Service Navigation. Available via telehealth and across multiple locations. Visit the Disability Trust website to find a location near you.
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