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cohealth - Central City
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cohealth - Central City
Contact
Location
Drill Hall, 53 Victoria Street MELBOURNE VIC 3000
Opening times
Today
9am–5pm
Friday
9am–5pm
Monday
9am–5pm
Tuesday
9am–5pm
Wednesday
9am–5pm
Book an appointment
For information about this service, or to book an appointment, please call.
Call 03 9448 5536About this service
Facilities
Baby change facility
Braille signage
Hearing induction loop
Paid parking
Public telephone
Teletypewriter (TTY) facilities
Toilet
Appointments
Call to check whether you need an appointment.
Billing
No fee
You won't need to pay.
Additional information
The HOMHS initiative is aimed at providing adults who experience severe and enduring mental illness and a history of repeated homelessness, a pathway to better health, secure housing and increased social and economic tenure.
HOMHS offers:
• Intensive case management (up to 6 hours per week per consumer)
• Assertive outreach
• Use of an evidence-based recovery oriented model, the Collaborative Recovery Model, which is strengths-based, future-oriented and focussed on meaningful goal setting and attainment; alongside clinical case management
• Care coordination and sustained case management
• Expertise in mental health, homelessness and housing, women’s specific issues and primary health
• A team approach to client care drawing on the partner organisations’ specialist knowledge.
**Eligibility**
• 16-64 years of age
• Experience of a severe and enduring mental disorder with a high degree of clinical complexity, who require ongoing management and support of their illness
• History of long term or repeated homelessness, i.e.: have slept rough continuously for 12 months or more or were homeless episodically for at least three years
• Reside, or have a very strong connection, to the City of Moonee Valley or City of Melbourne
• Or women who meet the above criteria but who may not meet the criteria for primary homelessness and may instead fall into the category of secondary or tertiary homelessness.
Note: This is a voluntary service.
**How to Refer**
Referrals are made via NEAMI Central Intake 1300 379 462.
HOMHS offers:
• Intensive case management (up to 6 hours per week per consumer)
• Assertive outreach
• Use of an evidence-based recovery oriented model, the Collaborative Recovery Model, which is strengths-based, future-oriented and focussed on meaningful goal setting and attainment; alongside clinical case management
• Care coordination and sustained case management
• Expertise in mental health, homelessness and housing, women’s specific issues and primary health
• A team approach to client care drawing on the partner organisations’ specialist knowledge.
**Eligibility**
• 16-64 years of age
• Experience of a severe and enduring mental disorder with a high degree of clinical complexity, who require ongoing management and support of their illness
• History of long term or repeated homelessness, i.e.: have slept rough continuously for 12 months or more or were homeless episodically for at least three years
• Reside, or have a very strong connection, to the City of Moonee Valley or City of Melbourne
• Or women who meet the above criteria but who may not meet the criteria for primary homelessness and may instead fall into the category of secondary or tertiary homelessness.
Note: This is a voluntary service.
**How to Refer**
Referrals are made via NEAMI Central Intake 1300 379 462.
Other services at this location
* 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.