The Youth Psychosocial Support Packages (YPSP) help young people aged 16 to 24 years experiencing mental health issues, including those with co-occurring alcohol and other drugs issues, with short-term support to manage day-to-day living.

As part of the YPSP, young people can access one-on-one support and group programs and other activities that connect them with non-clinical care and other services they may need. This may include supports to improve their physical health and emotional stability, and help them connect to community, family and friends, secure employment and advance their education and skills.

Young people will be provided with varying levels of support each week depending on their individual needs. These packages will assist young people living in the community, either independently or in the family home, to increasingly participate in and contribute to community, social, and economic life. Where applicable, the packages will also provide support to family members.

Read the Youth Psychosocial Support Packages Guidelines 

Download Program Flyer

Hope Community Services is contracted on behalf of the Mental Health Commission to undertake the role of is the Program Coordinator and oversees referrals for the program. If you are interested in more information about the program or submitting a referral, please contact Hope at PCS@hopeCS.org.au. 

If you have previously requested to be registered through the Mental Health Commission, re-registration is not required.