Stepping Up: A Social Inclusion Action Plan for Mental Health Reform 2007-2012
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Stepping Up: A Social Inclusion Action Plan for Mental Health Reform 2007-2012 - five year action plan to reform the mental health system in SA
The term supported accommodation refers to safe and secure housing with regular support from mental health clinicians and support workers to improve the lives of people with a mental illness and prevent a relapse into serious illness.
Housing and Accommodation Support Partnership (HASP) Program is a collaborative partnership which brings together consumers, carers, non-government organisation housing providers and psychosocial support providers, and community mental health services to provide integrated support for people living with mental illness and psychiatric disability in South Australia.
SA Health developed the Housing and Accommodation Support Partnership (HASP) Program to give people with mental illness an affordable place to live with the extra support they need to live successfully in the community. The program offers a new way of helping South Australians with a mental illness to lead their lives within the community and avoid repeated hospital admissions. HASP is supported by the