NewAccess is a national low intensity mental health early intervention program developed and licensed by beyondblue. The service is based on low-intensity behavioural therapy, a form of evidence-based psychotherapy that uses trained coaches to guide clients through a series of structured resources to address mental health issues identified by the person.

The purpose of this project is to support Northern Rivers Community Gateway to undertake structured monitoring and evaluation of the Rising Above Barriers program to assess program outcomes against specific criteria to determine overall program performance.

The purpose of this project to is to undertake an evaluation of the outcomes of the Springboard program, a community-based alcohol and other drug (AOD) recovery day program led by Communify for individuals with problematic AOD use and a co-occurring mental health issue.

The purpose of this project is to evaluate the CHIME program, an Open Minds program that aims to support people living with a severe and persistent mental illness and receiving treatment as an inpatient of a mental health unit to live in the community and avoid hospital re-admission. The evaluation will assess the program outcomes against specific criteria to determine overall program performance.

The purpose of the review is to begin to better understand the current state and potential future state of Brisbane North PHN funded psychological therapy services. The review will inform the subsequent review phases and is the first step in the reform of Brisbane North PHN funded psychological therapy services.

Brisbane South PHN was seeking to understand the current and potential future state of their Access to Allied Psychology Services program. Beacon Strategies were engaged to lead the review and provide guidance on program re-design.