Prior to this study, little was known about the experiences of the NDIS among young people with mental health issues, or the everyday life experiences of those receiving NDIS packages.

Action research project to understand the benefits, challenges and training supports required for the employment of peer advisors in Neami’s Way2Home homelessness support service.

This study evaluates the outcomes achieved by WorkWell participants, including employment placement rate and employment duration.

A participatory action research project to understand what matters to young people and staff in Youth Residential Rehabilitation Services (YRRS).

Neami researchers are partnering with University of Western Australia Research Fellow Dr Hanh Ngo to undertake an evaluation of the Joondalup Mental Health Step Up Step Down (JMHSS) service.

Exploring the health literacy of consumers and workers.

NHMRC Partnership Project: Building the evidence base of Prevention and Recovery Care Services

This study aims to build the evidence base for the effectiveness of Peer Health Coaching in supporting people living with mental health difficulties to make and sustain health behavior changes.

Trialling a new approach to supporting people to reduce or quit smoking.

This study is designed to explore the validation of the Aboriginal Resilience and Recovery Questionnaire (ARRQ) as a culturally sensitive strengths-based assessment tool.

Delivering mental health services in Arnhem Land.

The Tackling Tobacco Mental Health project aims to explore how Community Managed Organisations can be supported to help consumers to quit smoking.

The Health Prompt Review evaluated the Health Prompt and its use across Neami. This is the final evaluation report of this 6-month project.

It was important to take stock of whether our practice closely adheres to the guiding principles, therapeutic structure and LifeJet protocols.