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Alcohol.Think Again

The Alcohol.Think Again education campaign is part of a comprehensive approach in Western Australia that aims to reduce the level of alcohol-related harm and ill-health in Western Australia. The campaign uses a mass reach social marketing strategy targeting the Western Australian community.

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Beyond Blue - Perth

Promotion of help seeking behaviour for young people who are depressed.

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Case Management Support

Outcare’s reintegration services help all Australians to fully engage with society in a positive, contributing manner. We specialise in person centred care for people whose circumstances place them at risk of entry to the criminal justice system, or who are currently serving a sentence.

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Cope Centre

COPE Centre is a multi-disciplinary practice that offers the highest level of psychological and mental health care, extending beyond the alleviation of symptoms. Our mission is to reduce emotional suffering and enhance the well-being of individuals, families, and society.

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Drug Aware

Drug Aware is a key initiative in the state framework of educational strategies forming part of a comprehensive approach to address illicit drug use in Western Australia. The program aims to prevent, delay and reduce drug use and related harm, by providing credible and evidence-based information to Western Australians, to help them make informed decisions about their drug use and related behaviour

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Mental Health Advocacy Service (MHAS) - Youth Advocate

The Mental Health Advocacy Service (MHAS) provides a specialised independent advocacy for young people accessing mental health services (in certain circumstances) to assist them enforce their rights and resolve issues.

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Strong Spirit Strong Mind (Metro Project)

The Strong Spirit Strong Mind Metro Project aims to raise awareness of the harms associated with alcohol and other drug (AOD) issues among Aboriginal people, families and communities in the Perth Metropolitan area. The project focuses on young people aged 12 to 25 years.

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YES! Housing

Young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness can be assessed for eligibility for a Department of Housing tenancy, and then supported to develop their independent living and tenancy skills to be able to maintain long term stable housing.

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YouthLink - North Metropolitan area

YouthLink is a specialist mental health service providing counselling, therapy and case management to young people aged 13-24 years in the North Metropolitan area with serious mental health problems and barriers to accessing mainstream services. Barriers typically include homelessness and transience, limited support networks, cultural barriers including Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders.