Last updated Jul 7, 2020
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Mental Health Pathways and Access Project
Defining and understanding the experience of clients accessing, entering and using the mental health system in the Inner and Outer Eastern Melbourne areas.
Social Connection
Opening Doors Inner East & Outer East
A community leadership program for social inclusion.
Three Sides of the Coin
This project places people with lived experience of gambling harm as consultants for change.
MoreWILD: Bush Adventure Therapy
Supporting participants to develop healthy relationships with self, others and the environment.
MoreDrop-in at Hawthorn Community House
A safe space for marginalised people to connect with others in their community.
MoreStable Housing
Stable Housing Pilot Project
Access Health and Community have developed a world first screening tool which identifies homelessness early.
MoreStable Housing Pilot Project - Videos
The Eastern Sector Development Team has worked with Access Health and Community to develop three short videos that discuss the Stable Housing Pilot Project.
MoreWellbeing & Inclusion
Cyber Safety Parent Events & Webinars
Raising awareness and building capacity of parents to navigate cyber safety.
MoreMorning Move for Mind
Increasing physical activity and wellbeing strategies for primary school students.
MoreStable Wellbeing Program
Improving support mechanisms for stable employees, track riders and trainers to better access mental and other health services.
MoreLGBTQIA+ Youth in Boroondara and Manningham
Localised data on the experience of LGBTQIA+ young people.
Teens and Screens
How can we respond effectively to problematic use?
Young Women’s Creative Writing Program
Harnessing the creative voices of young women from a refugee background.
More“Friends in the Kitchen” Young Women’s Program
Fostering a sense of belonging for young women from a refugee background.
MoreChasing the Luck?
Promoting responsible gambling and raising awareness of problem gambling in inner east Chinese communities.
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