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Provides people experiencing mental health and wellbeing challenges with short term residential stays and access to specialist mental health staff 24 hours a day.
In person
16-65
Free
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The Prevention and Recovery Care (Youth) service in Frankston provides young people experiencing mental health and wellbeing challenges with short term residential stays and access to specialist mental health staff 24 hours a day.
In person
16-25
Free
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The Prevention and Recovery Care service in Frankston provides people experiencing mental health and wellbeing challenges with short term residential stays and access to specialist mental health staff 24 hours a day.
In person
16-65
Free
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Provides young people experiencing psychological distress with short term residential stays (up to 28 days) and access to specialist mental health staff 24 hours a day.
In person
16-25
Free
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The Youth Prevention and Recovery Care (YPARC) service in Parkville provides young people experiencing mental health challenges with short-term residential support and access to clinical and psychosocial care.
In person
16-25
Free
Evaluation of PARC and SUSD Services in Victoria, Queensland, and Western Australia (2023)
Mind’s sub-acute services provide short stay mental health support services to help people transition from or avoid hospitalisation. This is a snapshot summary of the PARC/SUSD Outcome Measures Annual Report for FY-22/23. It is based on data collected from 1098 residents from 15 sites in Victoria (n = 534), Queensland (n = 393), and Western Australia (n = 162) and 111 carers.
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One Door Mental Health is now providing free short term intervention psychological therapy for people experiencing suicidal thoughts or who are recovering from a suicide attempt.
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The St James Transitional Care Unit in Victoria Park is a residential mental health service staffed by specialised mental health clinicians and a peer support workforce.
In person
18-64
Paid
Your recovery journey
Mental health recovery is a unique experience to each person, and is possible for everyone.
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Referrals for Mind Australia’s LGBTIQA+ Aftercare support service have increased 65% between 2023 and 2024.