Medication advice can help veterans and families understand their medicines, manage changes safely, and feel more confident asking questions. Support from a GP, pharmacist or other health professional can make medication use safer and less stressful, especially during transition, recovery or after hospital.
A Mental Health Care Plan can help you access the right mental health support through your GP, including Medicare-subsidised sessions with a mental health professional. It’s a practical way to get support early and find care that matches what you’re going through.
Mentoring can help veterans and families navigate change, build confidence and learn from people with relevant experience. It can offer practical guidance, encouragement and connection during transition, career change, study or other life changes.
Online safety is about understanding digital risks and taking simple steps to protect your information, wellbeing and devices. Veterans and families can use trusted tools and support services to stay safer, more confident and in control online.
Explore a range of trusted online tools and apps designed to support your wellbeing, from mental health programs and telehealth services to mood and sleep trackers.
Information about Open Arms counselling, crisis support, peer programs and self-help resources from professionals familiar with military life.
Structured peer support with lived-experience peer workers, community engagement and group program co-delivery.
Pets can support your wellbeing by offering companionship, comfort, and a sense of connection.
Respite care gives you a short break from caring while the person you support continues to receive care.
