Youth Mental Health Services (YMHS)
North Metropolitan Health Service – Youth Mental Health is in the process of developing a 5-year strategy for 2025-2030. Their role is to prioritise the voices of young people and carers/supporters with lived/living experience to inform the strategy. They have identified carers as key lived experience stakeholders. They would like to meet with carers of young people experiencing mental distress to understand carers’ experiences and their priority areas for change.
Online via Microsoft Teams or face-to-face at a mutually suitable venue (Carers WA).
One-off consultation session
March or April 2025. Duration will be 60-90 minutes.
North Metro Health Service
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