Local Mental Health Networks
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Macarthur Mental Health Interagency
The Macarthur Mental Health Interagency aims to provide a communication pathway and platform for collaboration and coordination of services that support people with a mental illness, their carers and their communities living in the Macarthur region (LGAs Campbelltown, Camden, Wollondilly) of NSW. The interagency open to any staff, mental health services, consumer and carer representatives, community representatives.
Meetings
Meets the first Thursday bi-monthly, 9am-11am at Campbelltown Community Mental Health Centre Conference Room, 6 Browne St. Campbelltown.
Contact
Emily Mason ( Secretary) – Mental Health Promotion Officer
Cathy Chopping (Chairperson)
District and Local Implementation & Access Committees
The aim of the South Western Sydney DIACC is to improve the provision of accessible, safe and secure accommodation and support for people experiencing mental illness. The DIACC is based on cooperation, coordination and mutual development. The Committee covers the local government areas of Bankstown, Fairfield, Liverpool, Campbelltown, Camden, Wollondilly and Wingecarribee. This committee is by invitation only.
Meetings
The committee meets bi-monthly on the third Wednesday of the month, 2.00 – 4.00pm, at Housing NSW, Fairfield, 360 – 362 The Horsley Drive, Fairfield.
Contact
Department of Family and Community Services
9891 8409
Local Implementation and Access Committee
The aim of the LIACC is to improve the provision of accessible, safe and secure accommodation and support for people with mental illness based on cooperation, coordination and mutual development. There are 3 LIACCS across South Western Sydney that cover the local government areas of Campbelltown, Bankstown and Liverpool/Fairfield. This committee to open to any services, professionals, community members, carers or consumers who wish to participate.
Contacts
Bankstown LIACC
Bankstown Adult Mental Health Team
Liverpool/Fairfield LIACC
Housing NSW Fairfield
Campbelltown LIACC
Housing NSW Campbelltown
Bankstown Recovery and Support Network (RAS)
Bankstown Recovery and Support Network (RAS) aims to increase mental health sector communication, collaboration and coordination in the Bankstown local government area. The network provides a platform for local services and supports, community members and consumers and carers, to network, learn about new initiatives, and collaborate on projects that will benefit the local area. The network is open to any services, professionals, community members, carers or consumers who wish to participate.
Meetings
Meetings are held bi-monthly on the third Tuesday of the month. Venure to be confirmed.
Contact
To join the distribution list or for more information, please contact: Henry Lim, Bankstown Community Health Centre on P: (02) 9780 2759 or E: henry.lim@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
Southern Highlands Recovery and Support Network (RAS)
The purpose of the Southern Highlands Recovery and Support network is to encourage a coordinated approach to knowledge development and service provision for persons with a mental health issue in the Wingecarribee Shire. The network is open to any services, professionals, community members or carers or consumers in the Wingecarribee area who wish to participate.
Meetings
Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday, bi-monthly from 9am – 11am at Berrima Cottage, behind Bowral Hospital (Morning Tea and Refreshments are provided)
Contact
Carmel Averillo, One Door Mental Health P: (02) 4868 2755 M: 04 4802 9985 or E: carmel.averillo@onedoor.org.au
Southern Highlands Suicide Prevention Program Inc.
This committee meets regularly in Bowral and comprises of volunteers from many different backgrounds.
The committee’s aim is to increase the community’s awareness and skills in responding to the issue of suicide.
Contact
Ryan Roumieh – P: (02) 4645 7215 or E: shspp3@gmail.com
W: https://suicidepreventionsws.vpweb.com.au/southern-highlands
Bankstown Suicide Prevention Network
Our objective is to bring together health, education and emergency service professionals and community members to help save lives – by identifying and establishing collaborative community responses and prevention strategies, means restriction initiatives, increasing suicide education and awareness and breaking down the stigma surrounding suicide.
Meetings
Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month 10.30am – 12pm
Contact
Ryan Roumieh – P: (02) 4645 7215 or E: roumiehr@lifelinemacarthur.org.au
Liverpool & Fairfield Suicide Prevention Network
Our objective is to bring together health, education and emergency service professionals and community members to help save lives – by identifying and establishing collaborative community responses and prevention strategies, means restriction initiatives, increasing suicide education and awareness and breaking down the stigma surrounding suicide.
Meetings
Meetings are held on the 3rd Monday of each month 10.30am – 12pm
Contact
Ryan Roumieh – P: (02) 4645 7215 or E: roumiehr@lifelinemacarthur.org.au
W: https://suicidepreventionsws.vpweb.com.au/liverpool-and-fairfield
Macarthur Suicide Prevention Network
Our objective is to bring together health, education and emergency service professionals and community members to help save lives – by identifying and establishing collaborative community responses and prevention strategies, means restriction initiatives, increasing suicide education and awareness and breaking down the stigma surrounding suicide.
Meetings
Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month 9.30am – 11am
Contact
Ryan Roumieh – P: (02) 4645 7215 or E: roumiehr@lifelinemacarthur.org.au
W: https://suicidepreventionsws.vpweb.com.au/liverpool-and-fairfield
