Half a million Australians missing mental health support
Nearly 500,000 Australians with severe mental illness are missing out on essential psychosocial support, falling through gaps between the NDIS and mainstream health services. Mental Health Australia's Director of Policy and Advocacy, Emma Greeney, warns that people with psychosocial disabilities are cycling through crisis after crisis without access to the support services that could help them maintain employment, education, and daily living tasks. Health experts are urging the federal government to make psychosocial disability support the next priority cohort after the Thriving Kids program…
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