The TOP 10 BEST Health Support Organisations in Mount View NSW

Hunter Domestic Violence Support & Advisory Services Inc., located in Branxton, is an invaluable resource for individuals seeking assistance in tackling domestic violence issues. With a comprehensive range of health support services, we prioritise the well-being and safety of those affected. Our expert team provides compassionate guidance, empowering victims to reclaim their lives. Through a collaborative approach, we offer a lifeline, ensuring every individual receives the support they deserve. Together, we can combat domestic violence and build a brighter future.

Stride Mental Health Maitland offers an array of pioneering and high-quality specialist mental health services, tailored to the NDIS. With a focus on Improved Daily Living and Support Coordination, our services encompass therapy, outreach community access, plan implementation, supported accommodation, and more. NDIS participants aged 7 to 65 years old can benefit from our telehealth therapy. We fall under categories such as Counselling Services, Doctors & Medical Centres, Charities & Organisations, Health Support Organisations, and Community Services. Located in Maitland, we are committed to providing exceptional care and support.

At the Healthy Active Lifestyle Centre, we specialise in helping our local community to get healthy and live an active lifestyle. We offer anyone in the Maitland/Hunter community access to a Free Wellness and Body Composition Profile, so everyone can have an understanding of what they need to do to improve their health and fitness. We offer a fully supported nutrition plan and fitness system to assist anyone in getting to their health and fitness goals.

Challenge Community Services, based in East Maitland, is a not-for-profit organisation founded in 1958. We are dedicated to providing Health Support and Community Services throughout regional and metropolitan NSW and Southern QLD. Our Foster Care program focuses on forging meaningful connections, ensuring the best possible match between children and foster carers. By prioritising stability, providing extensive training and ongoing support, we create a nurturing environment for children and young people to flourish. Join us in building resilient communities through compassion and care.

Cerebral Palsy Alliance provides family-centred therapies, life skills programs, equipment and support for people and their families living with cerebral palsy and other neurological and physical disabilities. At CPA our priority is to help babies, children, teenagers and adults living with neurological and physical disabilities lead the most comfortable, independent and inclusive lives possible. Our therapy teams work with individuals and families to maximise their participation in the community.

Coal Services is a Specialised Health and Safety Scheme that provides an integrated suite of services to help identify, assess, monitor, and control many risks inherent in the coal industry. Our preventative and responsive services in the areas of workplace health and safety, workers' compensation, emergency response, and training help to deliver on our purpose, ‘to protect’. We are owned by the industry for the industry. Our shareholders are the Mining and Energy Union and the NSW Minerals Council. Our purpose, vision, and values are aligned to focus on the safety and health of our industry and its workers.

Beresfield & District Community Care Inc. provide a range of support services in the Lower Hunter Region, to assist the frail, aged & younger people with a disability to remain independent in their home for as long as they choose. Carers are also supported in their vital role. Services provided include: Individual Transport, Meals on Wheels, Domestic Assistance and Social Support, Personal Care, Shopping, Centre Based Day Care, Carers Group Home Maintenance/lawn mowing & gardening Beresfield Community Care is approved to supply supports under the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

We started as a steering committe in November 2008 having identified a need for a Men's Shed in the area. After a lot of hard work the Shed was officially opened in February 2011 The name relates to the area postcode of 2322 and that is the area we encompass. The Shed was established with the aim of providing men with a place to be productive, establish new relationships and even just somewhere to have a cup of tea and a chat with someone. Newcastle City Council have allowed us to occupy what was formerly the local tennis club at Beresfield. The premises are not ideal for our purposes but surprisingly we manage to create items for the local community when we are asked to. Not having a dedicated shed limits our ability to make multiple items for sale and this is where we are missing out on an income stream.