This guide provides information on various support services available in Melbourne for people experiencing homelessness. It lists organizations that provide services such as meals, showers, laundry, case management, counseling, health services, dental services, and emergency assistance. Contact details are provided for each service, including operating hours and the person or team to ask for. The document aims to improve coordination and referrals between community and health sectors.
Stonham carers support is a dedicated support service offering support to families and carers who live in Birmingham caring for individuals with mental health difficulties
https://bhammhcarer.homegroup.org.uk
The document provides information on alcohol addiction services available in different areas of the Dublin North East region. It describes the services available in Cavan and Monaghan, Louth and Meath, and Dublin North, Dublin North Central and Dublin North West. Services include addiction liaison teams, addiction resource centres, alcohol counseling services, outpatient treatment programs, residential treatment programs, and support services provided by non-statutory organizations. Waiting lists exist for some services.
The document is a directory for an Opportunities Fair being held in Birmingham on April 23, 2013 at Edgbaston Cricket Stadium. It lists over 70 stalls and activities from various organizations that provide services and support for people with disabilities, learning difficulties, mental health issues, and their families/carers. The fair aims to provide information and opportunities to help people live independently and remain active members of their community.
MACOSS Affiliated Members as at October 2015MACOSS
The document is a list of organizations in Mauritius providing social services. It includes the name, area of work, and contact information for 47 organizations. The organizations cover a wide range of thematic areas including poverty, health, education, disabilities, children, and more. The list demonstrates the diversity of social service organizations operating in Mauritius.
The Swindon Older Peoples Forum newsletter provides updates on upcoming meetings and events. Their next Open Meeting and Annual General Meeting will be on October 22nd to discuss the impacts of recent welfare reforms. The forum focuses on raising awareness of support for older people, reviewing transportation options, and combating isolation. They provide contact information for several local organizations that offer services and support for seniors.
Llanelli Star - Llanelli Mind Feature - by Chris Carrachriscarrawriter
This document discusses a charity called Llanelli Mind that provides support services for those suffering from mental health issues. It summarizes that 1 in 4 people are affected by conditions like anxiety and depression. Llanelli Mind offers a drop-in center that provides a welcoming space for people to socialize, access resources, and attend activities and workshops. Service users appreciate being in a supportive and non-judgmental environment, where they feel like part of a family.
Stonham Birmingham Mental Health Carers Support Service is a dedicated support service aimed at providing support to carers and family members who care for individuals with mental health, and stonham information pack is fall of information about services and resources around Birmingham, working very closely with services around the city.Website:
https://bhammhcarer.homegroup.org.uk
Mr. Robert Phillips has over 24 years of experience in adult social care, currently working as a team manager for adults with autism. He has specialized skills in learning disabilities and techniques such as intensive interaction and person-centered approaches. He values inclusion, independence, and ensuring vulnerable people can access their rights. Mr. Phillips has risen through the ranks from support assistant to team manager and provides training in person-centered approaches, safeguarding, and other areas. He is looking to develop a new career where he can continue helping others.
Stonham carers support is a dedicated support service offering support to families and carers who live in Birmingham caring for individuals with mental health difficulties
https://bhammhcarer.homegroup.org.uk
The document provides information on alcohol addiction services available in different areas of the Dublin North East region. It describes the services available in Cavan and Monaghan, Louth and Meath, and Dublin North, Dublin North Central and Dublin North West. Services include addiction liaison teams, addiction resource centres, alcohol counseling services, outpatient treatment programs, residential treatment programs, and support services provided by non-statutory organizations. Waiting lists exist for some services.
The document is a directory for an Opportunities Fair being held in Birmingham on April 23, 2013 at Edgbaston Cricket Stadium. It lists over 70 stalls and activities from various organizations that provide services and support for people with disabilities, learning difficulties, mental health issues, and their families/carers. The fair aims to provide information and opportunities to help people live independently and remain active members of their community.
MACOSS Affiliated Members as at October 2015MACOSS
The document is a list of organizations in Mauritius providing social services. It includes the name, area of work, and contact information for 47 organizations. The organizations cover a wide range of thematic areas including poverty, health, education, disabilities, children, and more. The list demonstrates the diversity of social service organizations operating in Mauritius.
The Swindon Older Peoples Forum newsletter provides updates on upcoming meetings and events. Their next Open Meeting and Annual General Meeting will be on October 22nd to discuss the impacts of recent welfare reforms. The forum focuses on raising awareness of support for older people, reviewing transportation options, and combating isolation. They provide contact information for several local organizations that offer services and support for seniors.
Llanelli Star - Llanelli Mind Feature - by Chris Carrachriscarrawriter
This document discusses a charity called Llanelli Mind that provides support services for those suffering from mental health issues. It summarizes that 1 in 4 people are affected by conditions like anxiety and depression. Llanelli Mind offers a drop-in center that provides a welcoming space for people to socialize, access resources, and attend activities and workshops. Service users appreciate being in a supportive and non-judgmental environment, where they feel like part of a family.
Stonham Birmingham Mental Health Carers Support Service is a dedicated support service aimed at providing support to carers and family members who care for individuals with mental health, and stonham information pack is fall of information about services and resources around Birmingham, working very closely with services around the city.Website:
https://bhammhcarer.homegroup.org.uk
Mr. Robert Phillips has over 24 years of experience in adult social care, currently working as a team manager for adults with autism. He has specialized skills in learning disabilities and techniques such as intensive interaction and person-centered approaches. He values inclusion, independence, and ensuring vulnerable people can access their rights. Mr. Phillips has risen through the ranks from support assistant to team manager and provides training in person-centered approaches, safeguarding, and other areas. He is looking to develop a new career where he can continue helping others.
The Recovery College at Bracken House locked rehabilitation unit in Mansfield has expanded successfully over the past year. Courses offered through the Recovery College help support service user recovery and wellbeing. Evaluation of courses like the introduction to family work workshop showed a 60% increase in attendees' knowledge. The Recovery College and family work courses have been well-received by service users, carers, and staff. Bracken House manager Angela Purdue is pleased with the Recovery College's success in involving carers and families.
West End Impact is a charity located in Morecambe, Lancashire that aims to help people facing poverty and social exclusion. It operates a drop-in center that provides meals, advice, and support to over 400 individuals each year. Services include a food bank, benefits assistance, mental health support groups, and job training programs. The business plan outlines objectives over 2015-2018 to further meet community needs, strengthen operations, and improve financial sustainability. Recent outcomes show the positive impact of services on issues like homelessness, hunger, employment, addiction, and mental health.
Glyncoch Health and Well-being advocate brochureJames Hall
The volunteers are promoting health and wellbeing in Glyncoch by setting up groups and activities. They want to support the community and address needs like physical health, healthy eating, mental health, and risky behaviors. They are organizing walks, exercise classes, cooking lessons, support groups, and training to help residents live healthier lives.
Following a busy year of activity, the outgoing Luton Mosques secretary presented activities, local mosques have been busy with over the last 12 months. This presentation captures an overview of the strategic workstreams, partnerships and key achievements.
Emrhan Sultan presented on Oxfam Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Program and their work in Aboriginal health and male health. Some of the key partnerships and programs discussed included supporting the National Close the Gap Campaign, partnerships with Menzies School of Health Research on the 'Stories of Survival' project capturing stories from Aboriginal cancer survivors, and supporting Mallee District Aboriginal Services' training program for unemployed Aboriginal men focusing on health, community connection, and employment skills. Oxfam aims to continue supporting these important programs and advocating for improved Aboriginal health, particularly among men.
A brief history of the charity in collaboration with charity Our Minds Matter was the basis for this very quick layout of a timeline in Powerpoint. The charity then took the basis of the design idea and 'made it their own.'
Philippa Guinness has over 25 years of experience in social care, education, management, auditing, and training. She has held various roles such as manager, auditor, assessor, and trainer within residential and day social care services in the UK and Ireland. Her experience includes caring for individuals with learning disabilities, autism, mental health issues, and challenging behaviors. She has managed staff, budgets, and the expansion of new services. Guinness has extensive training and qualifications in social care, management, auditing, and health and safety. Her interests include supporting her children's activities, qualifying as a cricket coach, and recently becoming a trustee for a local charity focused on flood relief.
Intown Community Assistance Center (ICA) is a non-profit organization run by a paid staff of two and a board of ten volunteers that provides emergency assistance to people in zip codes 30306 and 30307 in Atlanta. ICA offers food, clothing, transportation assistance, rent and utility help, and connects people with social services. In 2007, ICA served over 5,800 individuals by providing over 790 food bags, 4,800 sack lunches, and 1,300 articles of clothing. ICA receives support from various local churches and community partners.
This document provides information about Islington Clinical Commissioning Group's (CCG) yearly review for 2014/2015. It summarizes the population of Islington, including demographics and health statistics. It then outlines how the CCG has improved local health services by providing more GP appointments, earlier cancer diagnosis and treatment, and more coordinated care. It discusses how the CCG listens to local residents and allocates its budget. Finally, it presents the CCG's goals for the next five years to continue improving primary care, integrated care, urgent care and planned care through collaboration with partners.
The document provides updates on several gender and governance related news stories in Uganda:
1) It discusses community members in Lyantonde district who were unhappy with the distribution of seeds from the NAADS program, saying it favored men over women.
2) It describes a visit by donors to FOWODE projects in Masindi district where they heard from community members about improvements in health centers, schools, and other services from their monitoring and advocacy work.
3) It summarizes several other news articles, including a MP justifying a protest by Acholi women, a profile of a professor growing the women's movement, a court allowing the export of Ugandan doctors, and comments from the Ugandan
MAINH is a support organization for young people under age 65 who live in nursing homes. It provides information, advocacy, and a supportive network. MAINH meets monthly in Geelong, Australia and welcomes residents, family, and friends. The group aims to empower residents and advocate for systemic change, as about 6000 young Australians unacceptably live in aged care facilities due to lack of other options. MAINH works to help residents regain control and raise awareness of their situation in the community.
Short breaks, also called respite care, provide parents and carers of children with disabilities a temporary break from their caring responsibilities. A range of short break services are available in Caerphilly County Borough Council and are assessed based on the child's needs. Eligibility is determined through a core assessment conducted by the Children With Disabilities Team. Services include community activities, nurseries, Saturday clubs, in-home sitters, and overnight stays. Parents can request an assessment by contacting the council's Contact and Referral Service.
This document provides a summary of Bogumila Hardman's career and qualifications. It includes her contact information and a summary of her 5 years of experience in increasingly senior care roles. It also lists her education qualifications including a BA in Economics and Psychology from the University of Paisley. Her career history includes roles as a Team Leader at a care home from 2014-2015 and previous roles as a Support Worker and Community Support Worker between 2005-2007.
The Military Advocacy Project run by SEAP aims to support Oxfordshire's veterans. Former Royal Marine Dan Smith, who struggled after leaving the military, coordinates the project. It has helped 36 veterans with issues like housing, benefits, and mental health. Smith is seeking more volunteers and funding as demand is high with thousands having served tours of duty in recent years. Veteran Padam Kambang credits the project with support as he adjusted to civilian life after serving in the army.
A empresa anunciou um novo produto para o mercado de smartphones. O novo aparelho tem câmera de alta resolução e bateria de longa duração. O lançamento está programado para o próximo mês e a empresa espera que o novo produto aumente suas vendas e lucros no segundo semestre.
Adobe Dreamweaver es una herramienta para diseñar y editar sitios web que permite crear páginas web estándar. Se utiliza para investigar los campos de aplicación de Dreamweaver en el diseño web y realizar la instalación del programa. También se propone investigar 10 frameworks para desarrollar aplicaciones web, incluyendo opciones para desarrollo híbrido de aplicaciones móviles.
This document provides guidelines for improving health service access for homeless people in Melbourne's CBD. It aims to build better referral relationships and communication between health and community services. The protocol defines key terms and outlines a process for referrals that prioritizes obtaining client consent, making referrals to general practitioners, and using designated health services as advice and access points. It provides resources for workers, such as a health services information guide and a medical guide for homeless people. The protocol encourages referrals that include an initial needs identification to help health services engage clients.
Este documento define diferentes tipos de variables estadísticas, incluyendo variables cualitativas (nominales y ordinales) y variables cuantitativas (discretas y continuas). También explica la diferencia entre población y muestra, y describe diferentes escalas de medición como escalas nominales, ordinales, de intervalo y de razón. Por último, define conceptos como razón, proporción, tasa y frecuencia.
El documento resume 10 de las carreras mejor pagadas en México según el Observatorio Laboral Mexicano, de las cuales 8 sobresalen en Puebla. Las carreras mejor pagadas son Finanzas, Ingeniería Automotriz, Servicios de Transporte, Medicina, Física, Ingeniería Civil, Química y Arquitectura y Urbanismo, con sueldos mensuales que van de 19,000 a 12,000 pesos. El documento proporciona detalles sobre cada carrera como universidades donde estudiarla y campos laborales.
Ashique is seeking a position that allows him to utilize his 8+ years of experience in graphic design and 4+ years in printing operations. He has excellent skills in Adobe programs like Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign as well as CorelDraw and PageMaker. Ashique has worked as a graphic designer in Qatar since 2012 at various media companies and has a diploma in graphic design and computer applications.
The Recovery College at Bracken House locked rehabilitation unit in Mansfield has expanded successfully over the past year. Courses offered through the Recovery College help support service user recovery and wellbeing. Evaluation of courses like the introduction to family work workshop showed a 60% increase in attendees' knowledge. The Recovery College and family work courses have been well-received by service users, carers, and staff. Bracken House manager Angela Purdue is pleased with the Recovery College's success in involving carers and families.
West End Impact is a charity located in Morecambe, Lancashire that aims to help people facing poverty and social exclusion. It operates a drop-in center that provides meals, advice, and support to over 400 individuals each year. Services include a food bank, benefits assistance, mental health support groups, and job training programs. The business plan outlines objectives over 2015-2018 to further meet community needs, strengthen operations, and improve financial sustainability. Recent outcomes show the positive impact of services on issues like homelessness, hunger, employment, addiction, and mental health.
Glyncoch Health and Well-being advocate brochureJames Hall
The volunteers are promoting health and wellbeing in Glyncoch by setting up groups and activities. They want to support the community and address needs like physical health, healthy eating, mental health, and risky behaviors. They are organizing walks, exercise classes, cooking lessons, support groups, and training to help residents live healthier lives.
Following a busy year of activity, the outgoing Luton Mosques secretary presented activities, local mosques have been busy with over the last 12 months. This presentation captures an overview of the strategic workstreams, partnerships and key achievements.
Emrhan Sultan presented on Oxfam Australia's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples Program and their work in Aboriginal health and male health. Some of the key partnerships and programs discussed included supporting the National Close the Gap Campaign, partnerships with Menzies School of Health Research on the 'Stories of Survival' project capturing stories from Aboriginal cancer survivors, and supporting Mallee District Aboriginal Services' training program for unemployed Aboriginal men focusing on health, community connection, and employment skills. Oxfam aims to continue supporting these important programs and advocating for improved Aboriginal health, particularly among men.
A brief history of the charity in collaboration with charity Our Minds Matter was the basis for this very quick layout of a timeline in Powerpoint. The charity then took the basis of the design idea and 'made it their own.'
Philippa Guinness has over 25 years of experience in social care, education, management, auditing, and training. She has held various roles such as manager, auditor, assessor, and trainer within residential and day social care services in the UK and Ireland. Her experience includes caring for individuals with learning disabilities, autism, mental health issues, and challenging behaviors. She has managed staff, budgets, and the expansion of new services. Guinness has extensive training and qualifications in social care, management, auditing, and health and safety. Her interests include supporting her children's activities, qualifying as a cricket coach, and recently becoming a trustee for a local charity focused on flood relief.
Intown Community Assistance Center (ICA) is a non-profit organization run by a paid staff of two and a board of ten volunteers that provides emergency assistance to people in zip codes 30306 and 30307 in Atlanta. ICA offers food, clothing, transportation assistance, rent and utility help, and connects people with social services. In 2007, ICA served over 5,800 individuals by providing over 790 food bags, 4,800 sack lunches, and 1,300 articles of clothing. ICA receives support from various local churches and community partners.
This document provides information about Islington Clinical Commissioning Group's (CCG) yearly review for 2014/2015. It summarizes the population of Islington, including demographics and health statistics. It then outlines how the CCG has improved local health services by providing more GP appointments, earlier cancer diagnosis and treatment, and more coordinated care. It discusses how the CCG listens to local residents and allocates its budget. Finally, it presents the CCG's goals for the next five years to continue improving primary care, integrated care, urgent care and planned care through collaboration with partners.
The document provides updates on several gender and governance related news stories in Uganda:
1) It discusses community members in Lyantonde district who were unhappy with the distribution of seeds from the NAADS program, saying it favored men over women.
2) It describes a visit by donors to FOWODE projects in Masindi district where they heard from community members about improvements in health centers, schools, and other services from their monitoring and advocacy work.
3) It summarizes several other news articles, including a MP justifying a protest by Acholi women, a profile of a professor growing the women's movement, a court allowing the export of Ugandan doctors, and comments from the Ugandan
MAINH is a support organization for young people under age 65 who live in nursing homes. It provides information, advocacy, and a supportive network. MAINH meets monthly in Geelong, Australia and welcomes residents, family, and friends. The group aims to empower residents and advocate for systemic change, as about 6000 young Australians unacceptably live in aged care facilities due to lack of other options. MAINH works to help residents regain control and raise awareness of their situation in the community.
Short breaks, also called respite care, provide parents and carers of children with disabilities a temporary break from their caring responsibilities. A range of short break services are available in Caerphilly County Borough Council and are assessed based on the child's needs. Eligibility is determined through a core assessment conducted by the Children With Disabilities Team. Services include community activities, nurseries, Saturday clubs, in-home sitters, and overnight stays. Parents can request an assessment by contacting the council's Contact and Referral Service.
This document provides a summary of Bogumila Hardman's career and qualifications. It includes her contact information and a summary of her 5 years of experience in increasingly senior care roles. It also lists her education qualifications including a BA in Economics and Psychology from the University of Paisley. Her career history includes roles as a Team Leader at a care home from 2014-2015 and previous roles as a Support Worker and Community Support Worker between 2005-2007.
The Military Advocacy Project run by SEAP aims to support Oxfordshire's veterans. Former Royal Marine Dan Smith, who struggled after leaving the military, coordinates the project. It has helped 36 veterans with issues like housing, benefits, and mental health. Smith is seeking more volunteers and funding as demand is high with thousands having served tours of duty in recent years. Veteran Padam Kambang credits the project with support as he adjusted to civilian life after serving in the army.
A empresa anunciou um novo produto para o mercado de smartphones. O novo aparelho tem câmera de alta resolução e bateria de longa duração. O lançamento está programado para o próximo mês e a empresa espera que o novo produto aumente suas vendas e lucros no segundo semestre.
Adobe Dreamweaver es una herramienta para diseñar y editar sitios web que permite crear páginas web estándar. Se utiliza para investigar los campos de aplicación de Dreamweaver en el diseño web y realizar la instalación del programa. También se propone investigar 10 frameworks para desarrollar aplicaciones web, incluyendo opciones para desarrollo híbrido de aplicaciones móviles.
This document provides guidelines for improving health service access for homeless people in Melbourne's CBD. It aims to build better referral relationships and communication between health and community services. The protocol defines key terms and outlines a process for referrals that prioritizes obtaining client consent, making referrals to general practitioners, and using designated health services as advice and access points. It provides resources for workers, such as a health services information guide and a medical guide for homeless people. The protocol encourages referrals that include an initial needs identification to help health services engage clients.
Este documento define diferentes tipos de variables estadísticas, incluyendo variables cualitativas (nominales y ordinales) y variables cuantitativas (discretas y continuas). También explica la diferencia entre población y muestra, y describe diferentes escalas de medición como escalas nominales, ordinales, de intervalo y de razón. Por último, define conceptos como razón, proporción, tasa y frecuencia.
El documento resume 10 de las carreras mejor pagadas en México según el Observatorio Laboral Mexicano, de las cuales 8 sobresalen en Puebla. Las carreras mejor pagadas son Finanzas, Ingeniería Automotriz, Servicios de Transporte, Medicina, Física, Ingeniería Civil, Química y Arquitectura y Urbanismo, con sueldos mensuales que van de 19,000 a 12,000 pesos. El documento proporciona detalles sobre cada carrera como universidades donde estudiarla y campos laborales.
Ashique is seeking a position that allows him to utilize his 8+ years of experience in graphic design and 4+ years in printing operations. He has excellent skills in Adobe programs like Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign as well as CorelDraw and PageMaker. Ashique has worked as a graphic designer in Qatar since 2012 at various media companies and has a diploma in graphic design and computer applications.
Este documento presenta una introducción a las bases de datos, definiendo una base de datos como un conjunto de datos almacenados sistemáticamente para su uso futuro. Explica conceptos básicos como datos, entidades, claves y relaciones, e incluye una lista de los principales sistemas de gestión de bases de datos como Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL y PostgreSQL.
The effect of alternative feeding strategies for broiler breeders (World Poul...Aitor Arrazola
Broiler breeders are fed restricted to avoid obesity-related problems. Pullets are fed restricted up to 43% of ad libitum feed intake (for same body weight) during the rearing phase, and this chronic feed restriction can lead to different behavioural problems. Alternative feeding strategies targeting an increase in feed allotment, without an increment in energy input, might help birds coping with this phase. The aim of this project was to examine the effect of different feeding strategies (alternative diet and non-daily feeding frequency) under simulated commercial conditions.
Este documento define y explica varias medidas de variabilidad o dispersión estadísticas, incluyendo el rango, desviación típica, varianza y coeficiente de variación. Estas medidas cuantifican cuán alejados están los valores de una distribución de su media y entre sí, y son útiles para comparar la homogeneidad o variabilidad de conjuntos de datos.
The effect of alternative feeding strategies for broiler breeders (CCSAW - An...Aitor Arrazola
Broiler breeders are fed restricted to avoid obesity-related problems. However, pullets are fed restricted up to 43% of ad libitum feed intake (for same body weight) during the rearing phase. Alternative feeding strategies targeting an increase in feed allotment, without an increment in energy input, might help birds coping with this stressor. The aim of this project is to examine the effect of different feeding strategies (diet and feeding frequency) under simulated commercial conditions in terms of animal welfare.
The effect of alternative feeding strategies for broiler breedersAitor Arrazola
This research examines the effects of alternative feeding strategies for broiler breeders, including rationed diets and non-daily feeding schedules. Over 1,680 female broiler breeders were subjected to 4 dietary treatments: a commercial daily diet, an alternative daily diet higher in certain nutrients, a commercial diet fed 4 days per week, and a graduated commercial diet with varying feed days. Data was collected on growth rate, maturity, feather coverage, lesions, and more. Preliminary results found the 4/3 schedule resulted in lighter birds, the control had worse feather coverage, and the alternative diet increased litter moisture and lesions initially. Behavioral data is still being analyzed to understand effects on stereotypies.
As many regional banks consolidated or went
out of business during the recession, credit
unions stepped in to take advantage of the void
left by these lenders, particularly in auto lending.
In the last five years alone, credit unions have
maximized their indirect lending efforts
significantly, making them a growing force in
auto lending that is taking away market share
from banks. While credit unions' $1 trillion in total
assets seem paltry compared to the $16 trillion
amassed by banks in the U.S., these smaller,
community-based financial institutions have
begun to outpace their banking rivals when it
comes to auto lending.
Please find attached Stonham Birmingham Mental Health Carers Support Service, an information pack full of information dedicated to to provides information and services in Birmingham. The service is a city wide service supporting carers and families who care for individuals with mental health difficulties living in Birmingham.
#Caring4NHSPeople virtual wellbeing session 13th October 2021NHS Horizons
The document summarizes a virtual community meeting to support the health and wellbeing of NHS people during the Covid-19 response. It provides details on joining the meeting, introducing oneself, and the agenda which includes welcome remarks, national health and wellbeing overviews, presentations on leadership and staff wellbeing programs, and closing remarks. It also lists wellbeing resources available from NHS England including coaching, counseling, training and support line programs to help NHS staff manage stress and maintain mental health during the challenging times.
#Caring4NHSPeople virtual wellbeing session 8th September 2021NHS Horizons
The document announces a virtual community meeting on how relationships affect health and wellbeing. It provides details about the meeting, including the date, time, and topics to be discussed. It encourages participants to introduce themselves in the chat box. It also provides information on how to join the wellbeing community list and mailing list to receive more information.
The Welsh Refugee Council is a charity that has been providing support to asylum seekers and refugees in Wales for over 25 years. It aims to meet their needs, empower their participation, positively influence perceptions of asylum/migration, and demonstrate its effectiveness. Services include refugee resettlement support, legal advice for women, family support programs, English classes, influencing policy, and addressing destitution. It works in partnership with other organizations to holistically help asylum seekers and refugees integrate into Welsh communities and society.
The document provides information about the services and activities of Healthwatch Liverpool over the past quarter. Some key points:
- The Information Team received 684 enquiries and has been surveying enquirers, finding most find the service very useful and helpful.
- The LiveWell directory listing 1900 local health and wellbeing services and groups is now active.
- Healthwatch provides advocacy for people navigating NHS complaints and currently has 92 active cases.
- Recent activities include Enter and View visits to care homes and hospitals to provide feedback, and task forces on topics like the transition from children's to adult services.
- Healthwatch attends community events and groups to engage residents and raise awareness of their work.
Stonham Birmingham Mental Health Carers Support Service is a dedicated support service aimed at providing support to carers and family members who care for individuals with mental health, and stonham information pack is fall of information about services and resources around Birmingham, working very closely with services around the city.Website:
https://bhammhcarer.homegroup.org.uk
This document summarizes the services provided by SeeSaw, a charity organization that provides grief support services to bereaved children and young people in Oxfordshire, England. SeeSaw offers various levels of support including telephone support, school-based support, pre-bereavement support when a family member is dying, and long-term support following a death, including from suicide. The services are provided by a team of paid staff and volunteers and aim to meet the varying needs of bereaved children from providing information and guidance to professional therapeutic support. SeeSaw has supported over 3,500 children since being established in 1999.
This document provides an overview of SeeSaw, a charity that provides grief support services to bereaved children and young people in Oxfordshire, England. It discusses the need for child bereavement services, SeeSaw's aims and services, which include individual and group support, a schools support program, and training for professionals. It also describes SeeSaw's funding sources, volunteer program, and goals for the future, which include improving accessibility and contributing to best practices in childhood bereavement support.
This document provides information about various mental health and support resources in the UK. It lists contact information for the Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS), which can provide information on mental health matters. It also provides details about upcoming events from Birmingham Mental Health Carers Support, including opportunities to get involved and contribute to the organization's newsletter. Various other mental health organizations and resources are described, such as the British Red Cross services for refugees, Brook/FPA's sexual health promotion campaign, the Meniere's Society for dizziness disorders, and events for World Mental Health Day.
#Caring4NHSPeople - virtual wellbeing session 12 May 2020NHS Horizons
This document summarizes a virtual community meeting held on May 12th to support the health and wellbeing of NHS staff during the Covid-19 response. The meeting welcomed participants and provided an overview of the NHS health and wellbeing program, including inclusive support for diverse backgrounds. It also discussed the #ProjectM initiative for managers, understanding spiritual health, and the staff recovery plan from Yeovil District Hospital. Participants were encouraged to connect with each other and access available wellbeing resources and support offers.
Anne Webster, -Clinical Lead Winterbourne Projects, NHS England,
Joanne McDonnell - Senior Nurse for Mental Health and Learning Disabilities, NHS England
Neil Hoskin - Expert by Experience, NHS England
Presentation from the Winterbourne Medicines Programme Launch held in London on 10 September 2014
Ensuring safe, appropriate and optimised use of medication for people with learning disabilities who demonstrate behaviour that can challenge
The document provides information about opportunities for involvement in a mental health carers support service. It encourages people to get involved by attending client involvement meetings, contributing ideas and articles to the monthly newsletter, or contacting the service. It provides contact details for the service by phone, email, or post. It also lists other local resources and support services for carers.
The Birmingham Mental Health Carers Support Service produces a monthly information pack for carers. Our service is a city wide service aimed at carers who support individuals with mental health difficulties. For more information please contact our information line or visit our website: https://bhammhcarer.homegroup.org.uk
The document summarizes the services provided at the Saint Peter's Adult Day Center in Monroe Township, NJ. The center offers a variety of activities and care for clients with physical or cognitive challenges such as dementia. Services include meals, recreational activities, therapies, nursing services, and transportation. Recently the center has expanded its enrichment programs, including art programs, multisensory activities, and current events discussions. The center aims to provide a caring environment and sense of community for clients and their caregivers.
Marie Curie's strategic plan for 2014-2019 has a vision of providing a better life for terminal illness patients and their families. The objectives are to reach more people, improve end of life care across the UK, and manage the charity effectively. Marie Curie provides nursing services, day hospices, rapid response, and a helper service in Northern Ireland to support terminal illness patients and their families. The helper service matches volunteers to provide companionship, respite for families, emotional support, information on services, and some practical support. The companions project also uses trained volunteers to support patients and families in hospitals during final hours of life.
The document is a 3 page curriculum vitae for Julie Hartmann. It summarizes her extensive experience as a social worker working in clinical, government, justice, and education settings. It details her qualifications including a Bachelor of Social Work and various training programs. It also provides a professional summary of her roles at organizations like Open Minds, UnitingCare Community, Cairns Base Hospital, and government departments.
The document provides information about resources for homeless individuals and families in Memphis, including:
- A hotline number for families who are homeless or facing homelessness to call to access assistance programs.
- Details on eligibility requirements and referral processes for various homelessness assistance programs.
- Information about dialing 2-1-1 to access a comprehensive database of social services and volunteer groups maintained by LINC.
- Details on locations, hours, and services provided by various organizations that offer meals, clothing, shelter, healthcare, job assistance and other services to those experiencing homelessness.
This document provides information for carers, including details about upcoming events and services from various organizations that support carers. It encourages carers to get involved by contributing ideas, articles, and other content to the newsletter. Information is also provided about Carers Rights Day, which focuses on helping carers find financial support and make the most of technology. The document outlines a Carers Rights Day event taking place in North Birmingham with presentations and free services for carers. It also advertises a social work team meet and greet event for carers. Finally, it shares information from Atos Healthcare about how they assess work capability and the role carers can play in the assessment process.
2. 2 Quick reference guide to improving access to services | 3
Introduction
This is your guide to source appropriate health services for clients. It aims to build better
referral relationships, increasing communication and coordination of services between the
community and health sectors and enhance referral practice.
This guide includes services available at various Melbourne central city organisations for
people experiencing homelessness.
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
City of Melbourne Aged and Disability Services
Level 3, Council House, 200 Little Collins Street Melbourne 3000
www.melbourne.vic.gov.au
Home care
services
Personal care,
independent living
assistance meals and
social support, aged
care packages
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 9658 9542
Doutta Galla Community Health Services - Mental Health and Complex Needs Program
15-19 Gracie Street North Melbourne 3051
www.doutta.org.au
Café Meals
Program
Alternative food
option to address food
insecurity
Monday to
Friday
9am to 4pm 8327 1700 Café Meals
Program
Community
Connections
Short term case
management for people
with complex needs
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 8327 1700 Complex
Needs team
leader
Frontyard Youth Services
19 King Street Melbourne 3000
www.frontyard.org
Melbourne Youth
Support Service
Telephone information
and referral service
for young people.
MYSS helps find crisis
accommodation and
support services such
as mental health,
substance use, family
support and material
aid.
Monday to
Friday
Saturday and
Sunday and
public holidays
9am to 8pm
10am to 6pm
9614 3688 or
myss@mcm.org.au
Gateway
Reconnect
Works with young
people (12-18 years),
who are newly
homeless or at risk
of homelessness, to
reconcile with family
whenever appropriate
and improve their
engagement with
education, employment
and their community.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 8625 4477
or
kosullivan@mcm.org.au
and
lschofield@mcm.org.au
Support Services
Contents
Support Services 3
Mental Health Services 4-5
Dental Services 6
General Health Services 8-11
Drug and Alcohol Services 13
Emergency Assistance –
Hospital and Acute Needs 14
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Support Services Support Services
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Frontyard Youth Services Continued
Youth
Connections
Case management
for young people
disengaged from
education, assisting in
returning to education/
training. Outreach
to those not able to
present to Frontyard.
9611 2435 or
mhill@mcm.org.au
Centrelink Support for young
people (aged up to
25 years) who are
homeless or at risk
of homelessness to
understand, claim
and keep income
support payments from
Centrelink.
Monday
Tuesday to
Thursday
10am to
3.30pm
11am to
3.30pm
Family
Reconciliation
Mediation
Program (FRMP)
Support for
homelessness services
to access brokerage
funds on behalf of
their clients (aged
15-25) to buy a range
of interventions (eg.
Counselling) that
support their clients to
resolve issues around
family breakdown.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 8625 4479
Pastoral Care One-to-one support
service where young
people can talk through
things that may be
worrying them, such
as the loss of a loved
one, their future, beliefs
and life.
Tuesday to
Thursday
9am to 5pm 8625 4480 Paul
North Yarra Community Health Centre
75 Brunswick Street Fitzroy 3065
www.nych.org.au
Café Meals
Program
Drop-in
Monday
9am to
12noon
9411 3555 Dietitian
Thursday by
appointment
9411 3555 Dietitian
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Ozanam Community Centre
268 Abbotsford Street, North Melbourne
www.vinnies.org.au
General Drop In Brief intervention,
information and referral,
meals(breakfast 9.15
– 10, lunch 12 – 1),
showers, laundry,
storage, telephone
Monday to
Friday
9am to
2.30pm
9329 6733 Support
staff.
Planned Activity
Group (Music)
Social Inclusion Monday and
Tuesday
2pm to 4pm 9329 6733 Support
worker
Planned Activity
Group (Art)
Social Inclusion Thursday 10.30am to
noon
9329 6733 Support
worker
Planned Activity
Group (Women’s
Group)
Social Inclusion Every second
Thursday of the
month
9329 6733 Support
worker
Planned Activity
Group (Movie
Club)
Social Inclusion Friday 1.30pm 9329 6733 Support
worker
Planned Activity
Group (Bingo
Group)
Social Inclusion Monday 10.30am 9329 6733 Support
worker
Community
Volunteers
Program
An opportunity for
clients to engage at a
voluntary level around
the centre eg preparing
breakfast, gardening
etc.
Monday to
Friday
9am to
2.30pm
9329 6733 CVP worker
The Salvation Army - Project 614: 24/7 Melbourne’s Road Home
69 Bourke Street Melbourne
www.salvationarmy.org.au/victoria
Street Outreach 24/7 Melbourne's
Road Home has one
primary goal, that is,
to end homelessness
for persons sleeping
rough in and around the
Melbourne CBD.
Contactable
24 hours a day,
seven days a
week
24 hours 1800 266
686
Intake
Worker.
Accepts
referral
from police,
ambulance,
business
owners and
the general
community
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Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
The Salvation Army - Project 614: Life Centre
69 Bourke Street Melbourne
www.salvationarmy.org.au/victoria
Drop-in centre Holistic service
for people living
a homeless or
marginalised lifestyle,
including social
rehabilitation. Referral
and advocacy for
community in need.
Personal care/
showering facilities
and social support.
Breakfast until 10.30am
and lunch from 12.15pm
to 12.45pm. Tuesday:
PILCH lawyers available
1pm to 2pm.
Daily Monday,
Wednesday,
Thursday
and Friday
9am to 2pm.
Tuesday 9am
to 12noon.
9653 3213 Mission
Worker
Day programs Holistic service
for people living
a homeless or
marginalised lifestyle,
including social
rehabilitation via
educational (IT,
hospitality, retail,
cleaning and personal
development) and
recreational programs
(art, dance etc.)
Specified days Varies 9653 3213 Mission
Worker
Support Services
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Travellers Aid Australia
Southern Cross Station Main Concourse, Flinders Street Station
www.travellersaid.org.au/node/1
Emergency relief
(Southern Cross
Station)
Travel-related
emergency relief in
form of tickets and
ticket vouchers,
subsidised fares.
Showers, restrooms,
public internet.
Monday to
Friday
Saturday and
Sunday
9.30am to
4pm
12noon to
4pm
9670 2873 Emergency
Relief
Officer
Access Service Personal care for
people with disabilities
Southern Cross
Monday to
Friday,
Saturday and
Sunday
10am to 5pm
11am to 4pm
9670 2072 Carer
Flinders Street
Sunday to
Thursday
Friday to
Saturday
8am to 8pm
8am to 10pm
9610 2030 Carer
Buggy service
(Southern Cross
Station)
Buggy service for older
people and frail people
with disabilities
Specified days Monday to
Sunday 7am
to 10pm
9670 2072
Support Services
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Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Centre Against Sexual Assault (CASA House)
Queen Victoria Women’s Centre Level 3, 210 Lonsdale Street Melbourne 3000
www.thewomens.org.au/SexualAssault
Counselling and
advocacy for
sexual assault
Provides services to
women and men, 15
years and over.
24 hours 9am to 5pm 9635 3610
and
casa@thewomens.org.au
Doutta Galla Community Health Service- Mental Health Program
15-19 Gracie Street North Melbourne 3051
www.doutta.org.au
Mental Health
Intake and Referral
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 8327 1700 Intake Worker
Mental Health
Nurse
For people with a
history of mental
illness and/or concern
for mental health
and wellbeing. Intake
and referral through
General Practitioner.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 8378 1600 Mental Health
Nurse
Inner West
Outreach
Inner West Outreach
Service offers
psychosocial support
to adults 17-64 in the
cities of Moonee Valley
and Melbourne who
have a mental illness.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 8327 1700 Outreach
Team Leader
Prevention and
Recovery Care
(PARC)
Residential treatment
and support following
an acute psychiatric
admission or as an
early intervention
to prevent an acute
episode that may
otherwise result in an
inpatient admission.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 0439 358 334 PARC CATT
Clinician
Rocket Youth
Residential
Intensive non-
clinical support and
residential program
aimed at young
people 16-24 requiring
intensive psychosocial
rehabilitation due to
the onset of mental
illness. The program
also has an outreach
component.
Monday to
Sunday
8am to 8pm
(weekdays)
10am to 6pm
(weekends)
9379 0333 Rocket Team
Leader
Mental Heath Services Mental Heath Services
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Doutta Galla Community Health Service- Mental Health Program Continued
Common Ground
and Boomerang
Club Day
Programs
Day Program offers a
range of psychosocial
group interventions
to individuals 17-64
diagnosed with a
mental illness.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 8327 1780
(Boomerang
Club)
8327 1700
(Common
Ground)
Day Program
Team Leader
Frontyard Youth Services
19 King Street Melbourne 3000
www.frontyard.org
Melbourne Youth
Support Service
Telephone information
and referral service
for young people.
MYSS helps find crisis
accommodation and
support services such
as mental health,
substance use, family
support and material
aid.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 8pm 9614 3688 or
myss@mcm.org.au
Saturday
to Sunday
and public
holidays
10am to 6pm
Inner South East Mental Health Service
Alfred Psychiatry- Homeless Outreach Psychiatric Service (HOPS)
2-12 St Kilda Road St Kilda 3182 (Based at Junction Clinic)
www.alfred.org.au
Provide a
specialist clinical
and treatment
service
Case management to
clients with a severe
mental illness, itinerant
and difficult to engage
in conventional
services.
Monday to
Friday
8am to 4.30pm 9076 9888 Duty/Intake
Worker for
referrals. Case
Manager
if client is
current with
HOPS.
Mental health
emergency
Crisis assessment and
treatment service
24 hours 1300 363 746 Psychiatric
triage
Inner Urban East Mental Health Service
St Vincent’s Mental Health Service - Clarendon Homeless Outreach Psychiatric Service (CHOPS)
52 Albert Street East Melbourne 3002
www.svhm.org.au
Specialist clinical
and treatment
service
Case management to
clients with a severe
mental illness, itinerant
and difficult to engage
in conventional
services
Seven days
a week, 365
days per year
Monday to
Friday 9am to
5pm
9417 5696
Out of hours 1300 558 862 Psychiatric
triage
Mental health
emergency
24 hours a day 1300 558 862
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Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Inner West Area Mental Health Service(IWAMHS) Waratah Homeless Outreach Psychiatry Service (HOPS)
Waratah: Level 2, 641 Mt Alexander Road Moonee Ponds 3039
www.melbourne.homeless.org.au/mental-health-crisis-team.html
Mental health
intervention
Assessment and
treatment available
Monday to
Friday
9am to 4.30pm 9377 3400 Intake Worker
or Case
Manager (if
client has
recently
received case
management)
Inner West Area Mental Health Service (IWAMHS) - The Royal Melbourne Hospital
Waratah: Level 2, 641 Mt Alexander Road Moonee Ponds 3039 and RMH Grattan Street Parkville 3050
www.mh.org.au/royal_melbourne_hospital
Mental health
emergency and
acute intervention.
Case management
for clients with
serious mental
illness.
Crisis assessment
and treatment team
(CATT) Continuing
Care services (CCT
and MST)
24 hours 1300 304 407 Psychiatric
triage
Melbourne General Practice Network
Suite 9, 233 Cardigan St, Carlton 3053
www.mgpn.com.au
Psychologist Free counselling/
psychotherapy service
to disadvantaged
clients
Business
hours
8.30am to
4.30pm
9347 1188 Julie
Borninkhof
North Yarra Community Health
365 Hoddle Street Collingwood 3066
www.nych.org.au
Mental Health
Outreach (Yarra
Community
Support Team)
Can provide intensive
outreach services
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 9411 4333 Mental Health
Intake Worker
North Yarra Community Health
622 Lygon Street Carlton 3054
www.nych.org.au
Mental Health
Outreach (Yarra
Community
Support Team)
Can provide intensive
outreach services
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 9349 7333 Mental Health
Intake Worker
Mental Heath Services Mental Heath Services
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Ozanam Community Centre
268 Abbotsford Street North Melbourne 3051
www.vinnies.org.au
Intensive case
management
initiative
Long term intensive
case management for
complex clients
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 9329 6733 ICMI Worker.
Internal
referral and/
or RDNS HPP
CBD referral.
Supportive
counselling/
psychotherapy
Counselling One day
a week –
Monday
Appointments
9.30am to 2pm
are flexible
Ozanam
Community
Centre
Receptionist
takes
information
and passes
it on to
Psychologist.
Women’s Domestic Violence Crisis Service
Telephone
support,
information about
support, legal and
accommodation
options.
Women experiencing
violence from partner,
ex-partner or family
member.
24 hours 1800 015 188
or
9322 3555
Young People’s Health Service
Co-located at Frontyard Youth Services, 19 King Street Melbourne 3000
www.rch.org.au/cah/services.cfm
Counselling Counselling for people
under 22 years
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
12 noon to 4pm 9611 2409 Intake Worker
7. 12
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Ozanam Community Centre
268 Abbotsford Street North Melbourne 3051
www.vinnies.org.au
Dentist Dental services for
people with a homeless
lifestyle
Wednesday,
Thursday and
Friday
9am to 4pm 9329 6733
Denture Clinic Monday and
Tuesday
Doutta Galla Community Health Centre
12 Gower Street Kensington 3031
www.doutta.org.au
Dentist,
Prosthetist,
Dental
Therapists
General appointments
and emergency
appointments available.
Co-payment exemption
can be given for
people experiencing
homelessness as well
as other marginalised
groups.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 8378 1670 Priority
appointment
North Richmond Community Health Centre
75 Brunswick Street Fitzroy
http://www.nrchc.com.au/oralhealth/
Dentist Appointments available
on Monday mornings
for homeless people on
a first come first serve
basis or by appointment
at other times; people
are encouraged to
arrive at 9am. No fees
are charged.
Monday to
Friday by
appointment
9am to 5pm 8378 1670 Emergency
and general
appointment
Young People’s Health Service - Centre for Adolescent Health, Royal Children’s Hospital
19 King Street, Melbourne, 3000
www.rch.org.au/cah/services
Dental Therapist
(Inner South
Community
Health Service)
Friday
fortnightly
2pm to 4pm 9611 2409
Dental Services
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Dental Services
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
The Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne
720 Swanston Street Carlton 3053
http://www.dhsv.org.au/clinic-locations/the-royal-dental-hospital-of-melbourne/
Emergency
Dental
Treatment
Prioritised oral health
treatment
Monday to
Friday
7.45am to
9.15pm
9341 1040 Always ring
first for
telephone
triage
(assessment
of urgency)
and an
appointment
will be
arranged
Saturday to
Sunday and
public holidays
8.45am to
9.15pm
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Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Australian College of Optometry
Corner Keppel and Cardigan Streets, Carlton 3053
www.aco.org.au
Optometry, eyecare,
visual aids and
glasses
Access is by
appointment only
Monday to
Saturday
8am to 6pm 9349 7400 Reception
Australian College of Optometry
Outreach Programs
Optometry, eyecare,
visual aids and
glasses
Access is generally
by appointment
only, however, some
flexibility where
required to meet
specific needs
Monday to
Saturday
Specified
days – please
contact sites
for specific
information
9349 7400 Outreach
Services
Program Location
Homeless Persons Eyecare Program Ozanam Community Centre, Flagstaff Crisis Accommodation,
Sacred Heart Mission, St Mary's House of Welcome, Hanover
Inner North, Brotherhood of St Laurence Coolibah Centre,
Western Region Health Centre Outreach
Community Outreach North Yarra Community Health Centre, Wellington Centre,
Fitzroy Learning Network.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander The Gathering Place, Maribrynong Rainbow Place, St Kilda
Billabong BBQ, Collingwood
Doutta Galla Community Health Service
12 Gower St Kensington 3031
www.doutta.org.au
General Practitioner,
Community Health
Nurse, Mental
Health Nurse,
Immunisation,
Diabetes Educator,
Dietetician,
Counsellor,
Physiotherapist,
Podiatrist,
Occupational
Therapist, Social
Worker
Prioritised access
to health services
for people
experiencing
homelessness.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 8378 1600 Reception – ask
for priority
appointment
General Health Services
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Doutta Galla Community Health Service Complex Needs Program
15-19 Gracie Street North Melbourne 3051
www.doutta.org.au
Outreach Dietitian Assertive outreach
to people
experiencing
homelessness in the
Central Business
District.
Monday,
Wednesday to
Friday
9am to 4.30pm 8327 1700 Ask for
Dietitian
Outreach Podiatrist Foot health
assessments at
services (Ozanam
Community
Centre, Frontyard,
Life Centre,
Lazarus Centre,
Flagstaff Crisis
Accommodation)
and treatment at
the Living Room
Primary Health
Service.
Wednesday,
Thursday,
alternate
Tuesdays
9am to 5pm 8327 1700
or the Living
Room
9662 4488
Information
about the
next available
outreach
podiatry
session.
Living Room Primary Health Service - Youth Projects Incorporated
7-9 Hosier Lane Melbourne 3000
www.youthprojects.net/primaryhealth.htm
General Practitioner Health and support
services (including
pharmacotherapy)
for people who
are homeless
and inject drugs.
Drop-in centre with
access to facilities
including shower
and laundry.
Wednesday
by
appointment
10am to 12noon 9662 4488 Practice
Manager
Wednesday
and Friday
drop-in
1pm to 4pm
Nurse As above Tuesday,
Wednesday,
every second
Thursday and
Friday
By
appointment:
9am to 12
noon, drop in
1pm to 4pm
RDNS Homeless
Persons Program
Nurse
Outreach in the
CBD. General
health assessments.
Linking and
support into health
services. Clinical
Care.
Monday,
Tuesday,
Thursday and
Friday
8.30am to 5pm 9662 4488
or RDNS
Customer
Service
Centre
1300 334 455
RDNS HPP
Nurse
General Health Services
9. 16 Quick reference guide to improving access to services | 17
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Living Room Primary Health Service - Youth Projects Incorporated Continued
Safer using
information and
advice.
Drop-in centre with
access to facilities
including shower
and laundry. Crisis
management,
housing assistance,
advocacy and
support.
Monday to
Friday
By
appointment:
9am to 12
noon, drop in
1pm to 4pm
9662 4488 Community
Development
Worker
Doutta Galla
Community Health
Outreach Podiatrist
Foot assessment
and treament
for people who
are unlikely to
access mainstream
services,
particularly
suitable for those
experiencing
homelessness,
mental illness or
substance abuse.
Wednesdays,
Thursdays
and alternate
Tuesdays
By
appointment:
9am to 12
noon. Drop in
1pm to 4pm
9662 4488 The date of the
next podiatry
session
Melbourne General Practice Network
Suite 9, 233 Cardigan St, Carlton 3053
www.mgpn.com.au
Dietitian Life Program- free
group focuses on
the prevention of
Type 2 Diabetes
in all Victorians
aged 40 years and
over through a six
session lifestyle
behaviour change
program. It targets
people at high risk
of developing Type
2 Diabetes.
Monday to
Friday
8.30am to 4pm 9347 1188 Loise Aloi
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
North Yarra Community Health
365 Hoddle Street Collingwood 3066
www.nych.org.au
General Practitioner Medical care –
priority access
for homeless
people- priority
appointments are
kept free every
weekday. Saturdays
by appointment.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 6pm 9411 4333 Homeless
clients are
eligible for
emergency
appointments.
Saturday by
appointment
only
9am to 12noon
Community Health
Nurse – clinic based
Nursing Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm no
appointment
necessary
Physiotherapy
Podiatry, Dietetics,
Nutrition
Prioritised access
given to homeless
people with
appointments left
free for priority
clients
Monday to
Friday
appointment
only
North Yarra Community Health
75 Brunswick St Fitzroy 3065
www.nych.org.au
General Practitioner Medical care-
priority access
for homeless
people- priority
appointments are
kept free every
weekday. Saturdays
by appointment.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 6pm 9411 3555 Priority
appointment
Saturday by
appointment
only
9am to 12noon
Community Health
Nurse – clinic based
Nursing Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm no
appointment
necessary
Aboriginal
Engagement
Worker
Support, advocacy,
referrals, advice
regarding chronic
diseases.
Monday,
Tuesday,
Thursday and
Friday
9am to 5pm no
appointment
necessary
Aboriginal
Engagement
Worker
Physiotherapist,
Dietitian,
Occupational
Therapist, Podiatrist,
Aboriginal
Engagement Worker
Targeted clinics for
homeless clients,
including drop-in
clinic and allocated
appointments
Monday drop
– in clinic
9am to 12noon Priority
appointment
Monday to
Friday
appointment
only
General Health Services General Health Services
10. 18 Quick reference guide to improving access to services | 19
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
North Yarra Community Health Continued
RDNS Homeless
Persons Program
outreach
Outreach to men
in Yarra. General
health assessments.
Linking and
support into health
services. Clinical
care.
Monday,
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Friday
8.30am to 5pm 9411 3355
or RDNS
Customer
Service
Centre
1300 334 455
RDNS HPP
Nurse
RDNS Homeless
Persons Program
Yarra Women's
Service
Outreach to women
and children in
Yarra. General
health assessments.
Linking and
support into health
services. Clinical
care.
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Friday.
8.30am to 5pm RDNS HPP
Women's
Health Nurse
North Yarra Community Health
622 Lygon Street Carlton 3054
www.nych.org.au
Dietitian,
Occupational
Therapist, Podiatrist,
Physiotherapist
Homeless clients
are eligible for
emergency
appointments.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 9349 7333 Priority
of Access
appointments
Physiotherapy,
Podiatry and
Dietetics
Drop In Clinic for
people living in
the Carlton public
housing
1st and 3rd
Tuesday of
the month
3pm to 5pm 9349 7333 Ask reception
for the next
drop in clinic
day.
Ozanam Community Centre
268 Abbotsford Street North Melbourne 3051
www.vinnies.org.au
General Practitioner Medical care Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
Present at
centre to
make an
appointment
on the day.
Appointments
are from
12.30pm to
2.30pm.
9329 6733 GP
appointment
RDNS Homeless
Persons Program
Nurse
Clinic based care.
General health
assessments.
Linking and
support into health
services. Clinical
care.
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday
Morning clinics 9329 6733
or RDNS
Customer
Service
Centre
1300 334 455
RDNS HPP
Nurse
General Health Services General Health Services
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Ozanam Community Centre Continued
Optometrist
(provided by
Australian College
of Optometry)
Optometry,
eyecare, visual aids
and glasses.
Access is
generally by
appointment,
two Thursdays
per month.
Some
flexibility
where
required.
9.30 to 11.30am 9329 6733 Optometry
appointment
Doutta Galla
Community Health
Centre Outreach
Podiatrist
Foot health
assessments
One
Wednesday
per month
9am to 11am Date of next
podiatry
session
PivotWest StreetHealth
Corner of Flinders Lane and Swanston Street, Melbourne 3000
Postal address: Central West Business Park, 9 Ashley Street, West Footscray 3012
www.pivotwest.org.au
General Practitioner Mobile Health Unit
offering medical
services to all in the
community
Friday 7pm to 10pm
St Paul's
Cathedral, Cnr.
Flinders Lane
and Swanston
Street,
Melbourne
Phone
9689 4566 or
Mobile
0403 475 336
St Vincent’s Hospital ALERT Program
Ground Floor, 41 Victoria Parade Fitzroy 3065
www.svhm.org.au
Medical care, allied
health support
related to medical
needs.
For people
experiencing
homelessness who
need casualty,
hospitalisation
or have chronic
and complex
health issues. Can
provide support
to access crisis
accommodation
to support better
health outcomes.
The
Emergency
Department
operates 24
hours and
may make
after hours
referrals to
ALERT for
follow up
the following
day. ALERT
operates
seven days a
week.
8.30am to
9pm (limited
staffing 5pm to
9pm)
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General Health Services General Health Services
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
The Women’s Hospital
Corner Grattan Street and Flemington Rd Parkville 3052
www.thewomens.org.au
The Women’s
Health Information
Centre (WHIC)
Women’s Health
Nurse/Midwife
- State-wide
consumer health
Information
service
- Unplanned
pregnancy
- Pregnancy care
- Women’s health
- Contraception
- Sexual health
- Support and
referral options
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm Telephone,
e-mail or
walk-in:
8345 3045.
Regional/
rural callers
1800 442 007.
E-mail: ask a
nurse or mid-
wife
whic@thewomens.org.au
and
www.thewomens.org.au
Aboriginal Women’s
Health Business Unit
(AWHBU)
Aboriginal and
Torres Strait
Islander women
can be offered
support and referral
to appropriate
services
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm Direct
contact
or walk-in.
Telephone
8345 3048 or
8345 3047
Young People’s Health Service – Centre for Adolescent health, Royal Children’s Hospital
Co-located at Frontyard Youth Services, 19 King Street Melbourne 3000
www.rch.org.au/cah/services.cfm
Health services YPHS is a free
health services
dedicated to
improving the
health and life
outcomes of
homeless young
people. Care
provided includes;
sexual health,
drug and alcohol
use, emotional
wellbeing,
vaccinations,
blood tests and
pregnancy. Young
people can also
seek dental,
podiatry and
dietary advice
9611 2409,
fax
9614 5990,
email
young.people@rch.org.au
Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Young People’s Health Service – Centre for Adolescent health, Royal Children’s Hospital
Continued
General practitioner Health and medical
issues for people
aged 12-22
Fridays 2pm to 5pm 9611 2409
Nurse practitioner
and clinical nurse
consultant
Health and medical
issues for people
aged 12-22
Monday to
Friday
12pm to 5pm 9611 2409
Doutta Galla
Community Health
Service Outreach
Podiatrist
Foot health
assessments
and access to
treatment.
Two Tuesdays
per month.
afternoon 9611 2409 Information
on the next
podiatry
session from
Young People's
Health Service
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Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
InnerSpace
4-6 Johnson Street Collingwood 3066
www.nych.org.au
Drug treatment Brief intervention,
referral to detox/rehab,
and/or ongoing case
management.
Monday to
Friday
10.30am to
6.30pm
9468 2800
Needle Syringe
Program Outreach
Service
365 days 7.30pm to
11.15pm
0418 179 814 AoD Worker
Living Room Primary Health Service – Youth Projects Incorporated
7-9 Hosier Lane Melbourne 3000
www.youthprojects.net/primaryhealth.htm
Pharmacotherapy
Services.
Safer using
information and
support in referral
to drug treatment
and community
services.
Monday to
Friday
By
appointment
9am to 12
noon, drop-in
1pm to 4pm
9662 4488 Community
Development
Worker
Ozanam Community Centre
268 Abbotsford Street North Melbourne 3051
www.vinnies.org.au
Alcohol and Other
Drugs Worker
Brief intervention,
referral to detox/rehab,
and/or ongoing case
management.
Monday to
Friday
9am to 5pm 9329 6733 AoD Worker
Young People’s Health Service
19 King Street Melbourne 3000
www.rch.org.au/cah/services
Drug and alcohol
services
For people under 22 years Monday to
Friday
12noon to
5pm
9611 2409 Intake Worker
Drug and Alcohol Services
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Support Support type Frequency Operating
hours
Contact Ask for
Centre Against Sexual Assault (CASA House)
Melbourne Central Business District
Crisis care for
recent sexual
assault for women
and men, 15 years
and over.
Counselling, information,
advocacy, medical and
legal options.
24 hours 9635 6310
St Vincents Alert Program
Ground Floor, 41 Victoria Parade Fitzroy 3065
www.svhm.org.au
Acute care-
medical and
mental health
emergencies
Casualty, hospitalisation,
health outreach,
outpatient, social work,
allied health, short term
residential/treatment
support.
24 hours 9288 2211 Pager 204
The Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne
720 Swanston Street Carlton 3053
www.dhsv.org.au/clinic-locations/the-royal-dental-hospital-of-melbourne
Emergency Dental
Treatment
Prioritised oral health
treatment
Monday to
Friday
7:45am to
9:15pm
9341 1040 Always ring
first for
telephone
triage
(assessment
of urgency)
and an
appointment
will be
arranged)
Saturday
to Sunday
and public
holidays
8:45am to
9:15pm
The Royal Melbourne Hospital – City Campus
Grattan Street, Parkville, 3050
www.mh.org.au/royal_melbourne_hospital
Care Coordinator
Services
Patients who are
homeless or who require
crisis accommodation
will be referred to
Emergency Department
Social Worker or Care
Coordinator depending
on time and day.
Monday to
Friday (Social
Worker)
8am to
4.30pm
9372 4897 Care
Coordinator
Monday to
Friday (Care
Coordinator)
4.30pm to
9pm
Saturday to
Sunday (Care
Coordinator)
8am to
4.30pm
The Women’s Hospital
Corner Grattan Street and Flemington Rd Parkville 3052
www.thewomens.org.au
Women's health Women's health
emergencies.
24 hours 9am to 5pm 8345 2000
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Published by the City of Melbourne, June 2010.
This Protocol was developed in 2008 for the
Moonee Valley Melbourne Primary Care Partnership
(MVM PCP) by Maureen Dawson-Smith, Live, Work,
Relate. The Homelessness and Primary Health
Service Coordination in the Melbourne CBD Project
was developed with the support of the CBD Project
Working Group.
This Project was funded in 2008 by the City of
Melbourne, Department of Human Services Primary
Care Branch. The Project aims to improve homeless
people’s access to primary health and mental health
services within the Melbourne Central Business
District (CBD) by building service pathways between
primary health services, mental health services and
the homeless sector.
The 2010 Project Team consisted of:
The CBD Health Homelessness Steering Group,
with assistance from the CBD Network.
Christine Greenhatch, Executive Officer, MVM PCP.
Veronica Perera, Health Promotion and Chronic
Disease Coordinator, MVM PCP.
The 2008 Project Team consisted of:
Joan Nankervis, Executive Officer, MVM PCP.
Consultant: Maureen Dawson-Smith, Live Work
Relate.
Administrative Officer: Linda Emmanuel, MVM PCP.
To obtain a copy of this guide, please email
mmmvypcp@mchs.org.au
City of Melbourne
Community Development
Level 3, 200 Little Collins Street
Melbourne 3000
Ph 9658 9658
www.melbourne.vic.gov.au