Mental Health Supports
Services and supports for people living with psychosocial disability
The Disability Trust provides a range of services and supports for people living with psychosocial disability. We also have extensive experience tailoring support for people with a dual diagnosis where a mental health condition exists alongside another disability: physical, neurological or cognitive.
Services designed to support people with psychosocial disability we deliver include the Commonwealth Psychosocial Support (CPS) program, Mental Health Respite or Targeted Community Care, Supported Accommodation and Clinical Services. These services are available across various regions. CPS delivers assistance for adults aged 16-65 living with a severe or complex mental health condition who are not receiving funded supports through the NDIS.
Psychosocial supports through the CPS program are free for people living with severe mental illness and delivered by The Disability Trust in the Bega Valley, Eurobodalla and Snowy Monaro local government areas.


Three key elements of the program
- Service Navigation: to help you find and connect with services that best meet your needs.
- NDIS Application Support: to explore whether the NDIS might be relevant to you, and help you prepare and apply to have your eligibility formally assessed.
- Recovery Supports: aiming at helping you see a more hopeful future.
Psychosocial supports are non-clinical, time-based ways to assist you to rebuild and maintain connections, build social skills and participate in education and employment.
These supports are provided by trained psychosocial workers, some of whom have a lived experience of mental health issues, who can help you navigate the mental health system, access information on a range of topics, and support you to connect with other community agencies to achieve your identified goals. A lived experience worker is a person who is employed to work specifically from a lived experience of mental illness and recovery. All our workers have knowledge and experience of mental health issues and deliver supports that aid a meaningful recovery.
You can trust us to help you achieve your goals: Recovery is different for everyone. It can be a unique, personal journey and an ongoing experience. It is a journey rarely taken alone and often includes achievement and setbacks.


Other mental health supports
Supported Accommodation includes shared or independent living where we have trained support workers providing assistance to ensure the personal, medical and health care needs of each person are met and independent living skills are developed and maintained.
Enquiry Form
Enquire about accessing our Mental Health and Psychosocial Support services or request more information below.