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There are a mix of public and private services in place to help people living with mental illness in Victoria.

Family members may be involved in making healthcare decisions for you if you are unable to make decisions and it is not a medical emergency.

Voluntary and in-voluntary short-term in-patient management and treatment.

There are a range of mental healthcare and welfare professionals who can help you or someone you care for.

If you think that you or someone you know has a mental health issue, there are a number of ways that you can seek advice, information and referral for general and mental health issues in Victoria.

APMH services are for people with a long-standing mental illness who are now over 65 years of age.

Recognising that your child has a mental health problem and seeking professional support are important first steps to take.

Growing up is not easy and at each stage of development, from pre-primary right through to the teen years, there are challenges that will test a child’s emotional and mental health.

If you are experiencing unusual or disturbing thoughts, feelings or behaviour, there are mental health services to help you in Victoria

Public mental health services in rural and regional Victoria are often some distance away or more costly than they are in the city.