South Metropolitan Health Service
South Metropolitan Health Service (SMHS) Mental Health is launching a Youth Advisory Group (YAG) to strengthen partnerships with young consumers and carers. This initiative is a key step in ensuring youth voices are central to designing and delivering our youth mental health services.
Carer Representative’s experience required:
We’re looking for young people who: want to make a difference in youth mental health care have lived experience with a south metro mental health service can commit to monthly meetings feel confident their sharing ideas and perspectives. We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people, those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, and young people with disabilities.
Rotating between Cockburn, Rockingham, and Mandurah
Monthly – ongoing
4pm – 6pm
South Metro Health Service
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