Volunteering
Volunteering can help veterans and families of veterans stay connected, contribute their skills and find a sense of purpose.
Wellbeing resource collection
I am supporting a veteran or family member
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Veteran Mentor Program
Veteran Mentors are ex-servicemen & women dedicated to teaching troubled teens effective skills and strategies they’ve learnt via their respective military careers.
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Veteran Mental Health Precinct
The Jamie Larcombe Centre is a purpose-built veterans’ mental health precinct located at the Glenside Health Service Campus. The Centre provides specialised mental health care for current and former A
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Shoulder to Shoulder
Shoulder to Shoulder is a supportive, peer-led community that's free to join, anonymous, professionally moderated, and accessible 24/7 and on any device.
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Disability support
Disability support helps veterans and families stay independent and manage daily life. Access services through DVA, NDIS, or community health. Help is available even if you aren't sure where to start.
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Domestic and family violence support
Domestic and family violence can take many forms, and support is available for veterans, families, and anyone affected. If you need help, there are safe, confidential services that can support you at your own pace.
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Scholarships for study
Scholarships can help veterans and families with the cost of study and training. This explains the types of support available, who may be eligible and how to find the right option for your situation.
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Community housing
Community housing can offer a more affordable and stable place to live for people who are finding it hard to rent privately. This explains what community housing is and how to explore options.
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Childcare support
Access to childcare can make a big difference to family wellbeing.
