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Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program (CPSP)

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program (CPSP)

If you’re not eligible for NDIS but have an ongoing mental health concern, the Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program (CPSP) may assist you. The CPSP is free to access and aims to help individuals improve mental well-being and achieve personal goals by building support networks and connecting with community resources.

Our skilled team collaborates with you to create a tailored recovery plan. With focused, time-sensitive support aimed at enhancing your capacity and stability, you’ll be empowered to pursue your personal recovery objectives.

This program can also assess eligibility for the NDIS when applicable.

What is psychosocial support?

Psychosocial support assists individuals with mental health concerns in engaging with their community, managing daily tasks, participating in work, and connecting with family and friends. These supports are tailored to each person’s specific needs.

Eligibility

  • Not currently receiving funding from NDIS or other support programs.
  • A mental illness with at least one functional impact of the mental illness.
  • Available to adults aged 16-65 years of age.

Talk to our team on 1300 820 398 confirm your eligibility.

Where is it available?

We offer psychosocial support in most areas of the Perth North and South regions.

Cost

It is free to access this program.

Accessing the program

Referrals may come from individuals, friends, family, or a GP.

Please complete the enquiry form, and we will reach out to you. Or call us on 1300 820 398 to find out more.

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