Early Intervention Psychosocial Support Response (EIPSR) - Albury Wodonga

Do you have a mental health condition and experience difficulty managing everyday tasks of living?

A personalised recovery plan is available to help you.

Mind has been contracted by Albury Wodonga Health to provide the Early Intervention Psychosocial Support Response service to help participants live independently and safely in the community.

You’ll receive support for up to 12 months to develop your recovery goals, one-to-one support through our Help at Home and in the Community service, group learning and social inclusion activities, and other supports as needed.

We can help you to:

• live independently and improve your daily living skills
• find and maintain suitable housing
• participate in and build skills for social and community activities
• build resilience and coping skills
• learn and explore new ideas for personal growth
• build skills to go back to work or study
• improve your relationships
• have fun and connect with others
• connect with the broader community

Who for

For people 16-65 years of age who have a psychiatric condition and need assistance to live independently and safely in the community - AND - who are currently a client of an Albury Wodonga Health adult mental health service - AND - who do not have NDIS-funded support.

Available to people living in the catchment areas of the rural cities of Wodonga, Wangaratta, Benalla or Albury; the shires of Mansfield, Indigo, Towong and Alpine, Greater Hume, Corowa or Urana; or the Moira East area.

Outcome Statement

12-month program of individualised support to help you live independently and safely in the community.

How to Access

If you think this service could help you, speak to your mental health Case Manager. The Albury Wodonga Health clinical mental health treatment team will determine if you are eligible.