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Anglicare Victoria, Bendigo
Mental health services
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Opens Mon, 11 Dec 9am
Anglicare Victoria, Bendigo
Contact
Location
10 Mundy Street BENDIGO VIC 3550
Opening times
Monday
9am–5pm
Tuesday
9am–5pm
Wednesday
9am–5pm
Thursday
9am–5pm
Friday
9am–5pm
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For information about this service, or to book an appointment, please call.
Call 03 5440 1100About this service
Facilities
Paid parking
Appointments
Call to check whether you need an appointment.
Billing
No fee
You won't need to pay.
Additional information
What is the Personal Helpers and Mentors Program?
The Personal Helpers and Mentors Program is a new program that supports people whose lives are severely affected by a severe mental illness. The Program focuses on strengths – what people with mental illness can do, rather than what they can't do. It focuses on recovery – demonstrating that people with mental illness can lead a fulfilled life in the community with the same opportunities as other people. People who join the program will work with their own Personal Helper and Mentor who will support them on their recovery journey.
Your Personal Helper and Mentor can support you in many different ways, including:
-- working with you to learn how to better manage everyday tasks such as housekeeping, managing finances and learning how to use public transport
-- helping you get relationships with family and friends back on track
-- accessing appropriate clinical support
-- advising you on some parenting difficulties you may be having
-- working with you to get you involved in a community activity that you would really like to do
-- connecting you with other services or programs that ould also support you on your recovery journey, like drug and alcohol, housing, or medical support.
Contact: This program is available from the St Luke's Bendigo Office.
Contact Hours: Monday to Friday, 9 am - 5 pm
The Personal Helpers and Mentors Program is a new program that supports people whose lives are severely affected by a severe mental illness. The Program focuses on strengths – what people with mental illness can do, rather than what they can't do. It focuses on recovery – demonstrating that people with mental illness can lead a fulfilled life in the community with the same opportunities as other people. People who join the program will work with their own Personal Helper and Mentor who will support them on their recovery journey.
Your Personal Helper and Mentor can support you in many different ways, including:
-- working with you to learn how to better manage everyday tasks such as housekeeping, managing finances and learning how to use public transport
-- helping you get relationships with family and friends back on track
-- accessing appropriate clinical support
-- advising you on some parenting difficulties you may be having
-- working with you to get you involved in a community activity that you would really like to do
-- connecting you with other services or programs that ould also support you on your recovery journey, like drug and alcohol, housing, or medical support.
Contact: This program is available from the St Luke's Bendigo Office.
Contact Hours: Monday to Friday, 9 am - 5 pm
Other services at this location
- Child protection
- Victims of crime counselling service
- Disability financial support
- Financial counselling
- Respite care
- Disability supported accommodation
- Problem gambling counselling
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.