Our services

Our commissioned services address key priority areas such as Aboriginal health, alcohol and other drugs, chronic conditions, end of life care, and mental health and suicide prevention. You can search for services we help fund, by using the 'Commissioned services' category tag below. To narrow the range of results showing below, you can choose more than one category option to filter your search.

PLEASE NOTE: this is not a complete list of all the support services available across South Eastern NSW. If you can't find a specific service you need or to find other health care services in your local area, visit healthdirect. In an emergency, please call 000.

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Mental health Aboriginal health Chronic conditions Commissioned services Alcohol and other drugs After hours Suicide prevention Multicultural support services Aged care Disaster recovery Domestic violence Gambling Helpline Suicide support Carers support Dementia support Local support Lgbtq+ services Palliative and end of life care Urgent care Disaster support

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  • Southern NSW Local Health District logo.

    SNSW LHD Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol Service

    helpline

    Information, support and treatment for people affected by alcohol and drug use issues. Available 24/7, some treatment options available include:

    withdrawal management
    counselling
    opioid treatment program
    court diversion programs.

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  • Waminda logo, a yellow flower with a red circle in the centre of the flower.

    Waminda: South Coast Women's Health & Welfare Aboriginal Corporation

    commissioned

    Waminda is a culturally safe and holistic service, providing women and their Aboriginal families an opportunity to belong and receive quality health and well-being support. Their key focus is to provide tailored strength based care in the Shoalhaven and Illawarra.

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  • Your Room logo.

    Your Room

    A place to get facts about alcohol and other drugs. ​​​​​Learn more about some of the most commonly used drugs affecting Australians right now. ​

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