Community based mental health support helping individuals build confidence, strengthen wellbeing and work toward meaningful recovery goals.
Support designed to help people living with complex mental health challenges identify goals, strengthen support networks and build pathways toward recovery.
The Psychosocial Support Program, formerly known as Country Wellness Connections, provides community based support for people living with complex mental health challenges.
Our experienced support team understands how mental health can affect everyday life, relationships and wellbeing.
Working alongside you, we focus on strengths, goals and practical strategies to support recovery and improve overall wellbeing.
Identify personal strengths and abilities that support recovery.
Work together to create achievable personal goals.
Connect with local supports and services.
Practical guidance and encouragement along your recovery journey.
Support to strengthen everyday skills and increase confidence.
Develop practical strategies that help improve wellbeing and daily life.
Identify goals that are meaningful and work toward them at your own pace.
Connect with services, community supports and healthy relationships.
Learn practical ways to better manage emotions and challenges.
Explore opportunities and supports that may be available through NDIS.
Fill out a simple online referral form
Our team receives your referral information
We reach out to introduce ourselves and learn more about you
Together we talk about what matters to you and how we can help
Start working with our team toward your personal goals
The Psychosocial Support Program is a national mental health support program which is managed by Centacare Catholic Country South Australia (CCCSA) in Ceduna.
This is a FREE service, made possible by funding and support from Country SA PHN (CSAPHN)
The Psychosocial Support Program helps people living with ongoing mental health challenges develop practical life skills, increase independence and build stronger connections within their community.
The program is designed for people experiencing significant mental health challenges who would benefit from practical recovery focused support. Eligibility depends on the program’s funding criteria.
Please note: a clinical diagnosis is not required to access this service.
While psychotherapy focuses on therapeutic treatment, the Psychosocial Support Program focuses on everyday recovery, helping people build confidence, independence, community participation and practical living skills.
Support may include building confidence, improving daily living skills, increasing community participation, strengthening relationships, connecting with services and achieving personal recovery goals.
Yes. Depending on your individual goals, support may include community based activities, connecting with local services and helping you participate more confidently in everyday life.
Absolutely. Our team works closely with healthcare providers and community organisations to help you build a coordinated support network that meets your ongoing needs.
Our team is here to walk alongside you and help connect you with the support that best suits your needs.
