Rural Adversity Mental Health Program (RAMHP)
RAMHP has 19 Coordinators based across NSW who live and work in rural communities. RAMHP to supports rural and remote communities in a number of ways: linking people to mental health services and resources; training workplace and community members to recognise and provide support to someone who may be experiencing a mental health problem; informing and raising awareness around mental health and wellbeing; responding in times of severe adversity, such as drought; and partnering with services and organisations in rural NSW to increase RAMHP’s impact in rural communities.
About
Audiences
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
- Adults
- Older persons
- Carers
- Community
- Families
- Men
- Women
- People experiencing mental illness
- Regional and remote communities
- Farming communities
- Workforce
Partners
Program Type
- Education and community engagement
- Resilience and wellbeing
- Training
- Information and referral services
Program Attributes
- Government Funded
- Evaluated
- Evidence Based
Delivery Mode
- Face-to-face
Location
- New South Wales
