Through our Mental Health programs and services throughout Bundaberg, Central Queensland, Wide Bay Burnett and the Discovery coast, we help individuals and families build resilience and reconnect with their community for an improved quality of life. Everybody's journey is different and we do not judge. At IMPACT Community Services, we offer an excitingly diverse framework of wrap-around support services, not a quick fix.
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Our staff at IMPACT Community Services understand and genuinely care about the mental health of our clients. We take a multi-faceted approach to supporting people with mental health conditions, and we can talk to carers if required. Everyone experiences mental health differently, so our support focuses on each person's individual experience, their strengths and what is needed for a better recovery.
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Stream 1: All ages - low intensity mental health service Stream 2: Ages 12-25 - Child and Youth Enhanced Primary Mental Health (CYCC)Stream 3: All ages - Psychological Services for under serviced and hard to reach groups Stream 4: All Ages - Clinical care coordination model which helps clients access a range of different services that supports their recovery
Streams 1,2 & 3Continuity of SupportPeer Support services
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The Child and Youth Enhanced Primary Mental Health Program (CYCC) at IMPACT Community Services specialises in helping children and young people aged between 12-25 years of age who are suffering from mental illness in the Central Queensland, Wide Bay, Sunshine Coast PHN areas of Bundaberg, Agnes Water and North Burnett. Read more
IMPACT Community Service's Group Based Peer Recovery Support Program is for those aged 18 years and over experiencing a severe mental health illness (either episodic or persistent) and who have had contact with mental health services within the past three months. Access to the group is prioritised for people who are not NDIS eligible. Read more
Psychosocial support services help people with severe mental illness to build skills to manage their mental illnesses, improve their relationships with family and others, and increase social and economic participation. Read more
Continuity of Support will provide support for clients who have previously accessed services under Partners in Recovery (PIR), Support for Day to Day Living in the Community (D2DL) and Personal Helpers and Mentors (PHaMs) as at 30 June 2019 who are ineligible to receive services under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Read more
FMHSS aims to improve mental health outcomes for children and young people, and their families. FMHSS provides early intervention support to assist vulnerable families with children and young people who are at risk of, or affected by, mental illness. Read more