Authors: Caboolture Adult Mental Health Service
Year: 1996
Event: 1996 TheMHS Awards
Subject:
Type of resource: TheMHS Awards
Award state: QLD
Award level: Silver
Award category: Comprehensive Catchment Area Service
Abstract: CAMHS' vision is that the rights, options and opportunities if people with mental disorders shall be the same as those of other members of the community. The service delivery model is based on the principles of the social integration. CAMHS recognises that consumers do not have homogenous interests, strengths or needs. Therefore, CAMHS is committed to improving consumer access to a comprehensive range of formal and informal services and supports to facilitate social integration. The Service is also committed to developing partnerships with consumers, carers and support networks for both clinical work and service planning, delivery and evaluation. Description of Facility/Organisation: The Caboolture Adult Mental Health Service (CAMHS) is an extended hours, mobile community mental health service for adults with severe mental disorder and mental health problems in the Caboolture and Kilcoy Shire of Queensland (Population 100,000). There is no inpatient facility in the catchment area and, as far as possible, acute care is managed in the community
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