• Current developments and processes
in mental health reform
• Impact of the NDIS
• Shift to outcome based funding
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• Introduced the concept of national
insurance for disability
• Introduced coverage for psychosocial
disability
• Rode on wave of political enthusiasm
• Individual choice and control
• Additional resources
• Long-term planning and commitment
• Portability
• Consumer and carer inclusion
• Flexible access
• Multiple levels of assistance
• Recovery principles
• Whole of life support
• A specialised workforce
• Eligibility
• Assessment
• Packaging of services
• Reforming mental health services
Existing Mental Health
Services:
(services to everyone)
NDIS support:
(servicing no one)
Existing Mental Health
Services:
(services to everyone)
NDIS support:
(servicing no one)
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
Existing Mental Health
Services:
(services to everyone)
NDIS support:
(servicing no one)
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
Partners in Recovery
Existing Mental Health
Services:
(services to everyone)
NDIS support:
(servicing no one)
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
Partners in Recovery
Mental Health Respite for Carers
Existing Mental Health
Services:
(services to everyone)
NDIS support:
(servicing no one)
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
Partners in Recovery
Mental Health Respite for Carers
Day to Day Living
Existing Mental Health
Services:
(services to everyone)
NDIS support:
(servicing no one)
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
Partners in Recovery
Mental Health Respite for Carers
Day to Day Living
State/Territory Programs
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone - NDIS
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone
- NDIS
NDIS support:
serving
6,000 high intensity T3
54,000 other T3
+T2 - ???
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone
- NDIS
NDIS support:
serving
6,000 high intensity T3
54,000 other T3
+T2 - ???
New funding
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone
- NDIS
NDIS support:
serving
6,000 high intensity T3
54,000 other T3
+T2 - ???
New funding
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone
- NDIS
NDIS support:
serving
6,000 high intensity T3
54,000 other T3
+T2 - ???
New funding
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
70% Partners in Recovery
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone
- NDIS
NDIS support:
serving
6,000 high intensity T3
54,000 other T3
+T2 - ???
New funding
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
70% Partners in Recovery
50% Mental Health Respite for Carers
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone
- NDIS
NDIS support:
serving
6,000 high intensity T3
54,000 other T3
+T2 - ???
New funding
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
70% Partners in Recovery
50% Mental Health Respite for Carers
35% Day to Day Living
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone
- NDIS
NDIS support:
serving
6,000 high intensity T3
54,000 other T3
+T2 - ???
New funding
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
70% Partners in Recovery
50% Mental Health Respite for Carers
35% Day to Day Living
??% State/Territory
Programs
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone
- NDIS
NDIS support:
serving
6,000 high intensity T3
54,000 other T3
+T2 - ???
New funding
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
30% Partners in Recovery 70% Partners in Recovery
50% Mental Health Respite for Carers
35% Day to Day Living
??% State/Territory
Programs
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone
- NDIS
NDIS support:
serving
6,000 high intensity T3
54,000 other T3
+T2 - ???
New funding
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
30% Partners in Recovery 70% Partners in Recovery
50% Mental Health Respite for
Carers
50% Mental Health Respite for Carers
35% Day to Day Living
??% State/Territory
Programs
Existing Mental Health
Services:
serving everyone
- NDIS
NDIS support:
serving
6,000 high intensity T3
54,000 other T3
+T2 - ???
New funding
Personal Helpers and
Mentors
30% Partners in Recovery 70% Partners in Recovery
50% Mental Health Respite for
Carers
50% Mental Health Respite for Carers
65% Day to Day Living 35% Day to Day Living
??% State/Territory
Programs
• National indicators and targets for
mental health
• More people with poor mental health
will have better physical health and live
longer
• More people have good mental health
and wellbeing
• More people with poor mental health
will live a meaningful and contributing
life
• More people will have a positive
experience of support, care and
treatment
• Fewer people will experience avoidable
harm
• Fewer people will experience stigma
and discrimination
