Neami Seven Hills

To access this service, you must: 

• Be aged 16 years and older 
• Be diagnosed with having a mental illness and engaged with the Western Sydney Mental Health Service 
• Be currently have a place of residence (or a pathway in place to achieve this) 
• Have a willingness to engage in a flexible support program 
• Live in the local Western Sydney area 

Home and community outreach support involves you and a support worker identifying strengths, values and goals and then working together to achieve or make progress towards them. 

Each person develops a clearly defined plan of areas they have chosen to focus on, based on their existing values and strengths. Our role is to help them achieve their goals. 

The amount of support varies depending on each person’s level of need. 

We provide a variety of group programs that bring together people receiving support from us around areas of common interest or need.  

These groups might be focused on health, or they might support people’s goals or aspirations for the future. They offer both guided and peer support to help people pursue their health and wellbeing goals. 

Where appropriate, we also connect people with mainstream community programs to support greater community connection and independence. 

This service is free for participants.

The service supports people aged 15 years and over following a suicide attempt or suicidal crisis.  

To be eligible for The Way Back, you must be referred by a hospital, emergency department or a community mental health service in the Western Sydney local health district. 

For more information about eligibility, please head to The Way Back NSW. 

This service offers support from a Community Care Coordinator providing motivational support to help reduce distress, build connections in the community and engage consumers with other services. 

For more information about the program, please head to The Way Back NSW. 

This service is free for participants.

Referrals can be made through treating clinicians via hospitals, emergency departments or community mental health teams in the Western Sydney local health district. 

Referrers can contact our service for more information and submit referrals to intake.wswayback@neaminational.org.au. 

Those referred will be contacted within 24 hours to assess eligibility and referrers will be updated of eligibility. 

The program is for any person aged 16 – 65 whose experience of employment has been impacted by mental health challenges.  

For more information about eligibility, head to Neami Employment Support Service. 

NESS includes group workshops and online resources. Our self-paced learning modules and practical job-seeking tools remain accessible to people throughout the program.  

For information about the NESS program, head to Neami Employment Support Service. 

This service is free for participants.

For more information on the NESS program, please contact ness@neaminational.org.au