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Eastern Melbourne Psychosocial Support Service 

  • Community connection and wellbeing
  • Integrated mental health support
  • Mental health and wellbeing
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Location info

3/280 Dorset Road, Boronia VIC 3155
Wurundjeri country
Directions
1300 168 911
EastMelbournePSS@neaminational.org.au
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About the service

The Eastern Melbourne Psychosocial Support Service offers community-based, one-to-one support and group activities that support people with wellbeing and mental health challenges.

Support to suit your needs

We provide support based on your needs and preferences. This can include developing strategies and skills to: 

  • reduce distress and manage symptoms 
  • connect with (chosen) family, friends and community 
  • improve confidence and build independence  
  • enjoy a full and vibrant quality of life. 

Group support

We facilitate group programs, incorporating wellbeing and mental health expertise on a wide range of topics.    

Group programs focus on supporting people in the following areas:  

  • learning new skills and building on existing strengths  
  • improving emotional wellbeing and physical health  
  • identifying activities that reduce loneliness and support social connection.   

Who is this for?

This service is free and available for people: 

  • experiencing mental health challenges that impact their quality of life (no diagnosis required) 
  • who are not funded through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).  

Our programs

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Service (CPS)

What to expect

How to access this service

Anyone can make a referral, including: 

  • you 
  • your doctor or General Practitioner (GP) 
  • a (chosen) family member, carer or friend 
  • mental health workers or other health care providers 

Please discuss referrals and consent with any person you’re referring to the service before contacting us. 

We encourage referrals from people from multicultural and multifaith backgrounds, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people who identify as sexually and gender diverse, refugees and young people. 

We encourage anyone wishing to enquire about the program to contact us directly. 

1
Call us

Call us on 1300 168 911

1300 168 911
2
Send us a message

You can send us an email

eastmelbournepss@neaminational.org.au
3
Call the Medicare Mental Health Phone Service

Call the Medicare Mental Health Phone Service on

1800 595 212
4
Complete the referral form

Download and submit the referral form

Download file PSS Referral form

Resources

EMPHN PSS Referral Form
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Partners

The service is funded by the Australian Government through the PHN Program.

PHN Eastern Melbourne - An Australian Government Initiative Logo

Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (EMPHN) aim to improve the health of our community by ensuring people receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time.

Contact Eastern Melbourne Psychosocial Support Service
3/280 Dorset Road, Boronia VIC 3155
Wurundjeri country
Directions
1300 168 911
EastMelbournePSS@neaminational.org.au
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