Coordinated support for young people aged 12–25 experiencing severe, persistent or complex mental health challenges.
When mental health concerns become more complex, navigating different services can feel overwhelming. Our team works alongside young people, families and service providers to coordinate support and improve wellbeing outcomes.
The Youth Triple C Program is designed to help coordinate and better integrate support for young people experiencing severe and ongoing mental health challenges.
We work collaboratively with healthcare providers, support services, families and other professionals to ensure young people receive the right support at the right time.
Our goal is to help improve wellbeing outcomes and reduce unnecessary hospital admissions through coordinated care pathways.
Providing practical guidance and personalised care planning.
Connecting healthcare providers and support services.
Working with families, carers and support networks.
Supporting wellbeing and long term outcomes.
Support for young people experiencing ongoing or severe mental health challenges.
Helping coordinate support across healthcare providers and community services.
Working alongside families, carers and support people.
Supporting healthier routines and practical pathways forward.
Helping young people manage symptoms and access support earlier.
Creating stronger connections across support networks.
Submit a referral through our online form
Our team reviews the referral information
We reach out to discuss support needs and next steps
We work together to develop a coordinated care plan
Coordinated support begins across relevant services
Referrals can be made by:
This is a FREE service, made possible by funding and support from Country SA PHN (CSAPHN).
Our team is here to guide you through the referral process and answer any questions.
Clinical Care & Coordination helps young people experiencing more complex mental health needs by coordinating care between healthcare providers, families, schools and community services.
It supports young people who require additional coordination due to ongoing or complex mental health challenges.
Yes. With consent, clinicians work collaboratively with healthcare providers, schools and support agencies to ensure coordinated care.
Appointment frequency depends on individual needs and the agreed care plan.
Yes. Care Coordinators assist young people in connecting with services that support their health, education and wellbeing goals.
Referral pathways vary. Contact our team to discuss eligibility and referral options.
Our team is here to help young people access coordinated support pathways that improve wellbeing and strengthen long term outcomes.
