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Find similar grantsThis program supports non-government organisations to deliver specific health services centered around mental health policy in New South Wales.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-government organisations delivering mental health services in New South Wales. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Safe Haven: Passion-Driven Innovation in Suicide Prevention is a statewide program from NSW Health, administered through Western Sydney Local Health District, that provides a peer-led, trauma-informed alternative to emergency department presentations for individuals experiencing suicidal crisis. Co-designed with people of lived experience, Safe Haven delivers compassionate care, collaborative safety planning, service navigation, and coordinated follow-up. The service recorded more than 90 presentations in a three-month period in 2025, with over 95% of consumers reporting feeling heard and supported. Beyond core operations, the team drives community-focused innovation projects that build capacity and strengthen suicide prevention partnerships. Community organisations and health services in NSW may explore collaboration opportunities through the program.
Mental Health Ad Hoc Grants is a funding program from NSW Health that supports non-government organisations delivering community-based mental health services in New South Wales. The program partners with the non-government sector to support health and wellbeing, particularly for vulnerable or hard-to-reach populations. Funded activities include peer workforce training, recovery-oriented services, and community mental health programs. NSW Health typically invites eligible recipients to participate based on program objectives rather than conducting open competitive rounds. Awards of up to $50,000 are available to eligible nonprofit organisations and community groups in NSW. Organisations should contact NSW Health or the Mental Health Coordinating Council for information on current funding availability.
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