Links
Links helps people up to the age of 17 who are before the Perth Children’s Court and are living with mental health challenges.
The voluntary program, which people can opt out of at any stage, provides young people with support for both their mental health and psychosocial needs.
This includes things such as school engagement, accessing training, employment and providing support in prosocial activities. We aim to improve young people’s health and wellbeing and reduce the likelihood of further contact with the justice system.
Young people are offered a voluntary mental health assessment and if found suitable are offered support from our specialist team from our program. Our team includes a psychologist, mental health clinical nurse specialists and consultant psychiatrist, youth case managers and lived experience peer workers.
We work collaboratively with our clients to co-design their recovery plans. Those who have greater needs can choose to be referred to other services for extra support.
How can I join?
Call us on 6263 8622 or speak with your lawyer.
Here to support
How can we help?
We can help with things like:
Alcohol and drug support
Getting and keeping a job
Assisting with family issues
Accessing education or training
Assistance in finding accommodation
Social Impact Report 2024
This Social Impact Report covers clients who were in the Links Program between January and June 2023.
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