Culture in Mind offers a free, flexible, culturally responsive non-clinical community based psychosocial program to improve social, emotional and mental wellbeing.
The program provides individual, goal-oriented support to people experiencing complex mental health challenges in the community with a strengths-based approach to wellness, recovery, social inclusion and participation.
The program is co-delivered with Multicultural Mental Health Recovery and Wellbeing Workers and Multicultural Peer Support Workers or interpreters. It also offers outreach into client homes and communities.
Multicultural Communities Council Gold Coast (MCCGC) delivers Culture in Mind on behalf of World Wellness Group on the Gold Coast. Visit their website to find out more: Culture in Mind | MCCGC
Eligibility
Culture in Mind is designed for people who need specialised multicultural mental health support
People from culturally and linguistically diverse communities
Brisbane Metro North & South, West Moreton, Darling Downs, Gold Coast
Open to adults of all ages from 18 years and over
Experiencing severe and complex mental health issues impacting daily functioning
You don’t need a formal diagnosis to access our support
Willing to work towards psychosocial recovery goals at your own pace
Recovery outcomes
Recovery looks different for everyone: It’s about finding meaning, rebuilding confidence, living a life that feels right for individuals, with the support needed, in a way that fits cultural values and community connections. Recovery may look like:
Waking up with more energery to start the day
Making choices and feeling stronger
Attending social groups and making new friends
Feeling connected including taking part in community
Improving life-skills, identifying strengths and setting goals
All referrals are triaged to assess suitability and readiness
Referrals may also be assesses for other/additional WWG services and this will be in consultation with referrers (geographical catchment areas apply)
We accept referrals from:
Queensland Health
Self-referrals
Health Professionals
Community Agencies
If you would like to talk more about Culture in Mind and other World Wellness Group services, call Multicultural Connect Line on 1300 079 020
Select a location to find your nearest World Wellness Group service.
Culture in Mind offers a free, flexible, culturally responsive non-clinical community based psychosocial program to improve social, emotional and mental wellbeing.
The program provides individual, goal-oriented support to people experiencing complex mental health challenges in the community with a strengths-based approach to wellness, recovery, social inclusion and participation.
The program is co-delivered with Multicultural Mental Health Recovery and Wellbeing workers and Multicultural Peer Support Workers or interpreters. It also offers outreach into client homes and communities.
Multicultural Communities Council Gold Coast (MCCGC) delivers Culture in Mind on behalf of World Wellness Group on the Gold Coast. Visit their website to find out more: Culture in Mind | MCCGC
Recovery looks different for everyone: It’s about finding meaning, rebuilding confidence, living a life that feels right for individuals, with the support needed, in a way that fits cultural values and community connections. Recovery may look like:
Waking up with more energy to
start the day
Making choices
and
feeling stronger
Attending social groups and making new friends
Feeling connected, including taking part in community
Improving life-skills, identifying strengths and setting goals
All referrals are triaged to assess suitability and readiness to engage.
Referrals may also be assessed for other/additional WWG services and this will be in consultation with referrers (geographical catchment areas apply).
We accept referrals from:
If you would like to talk more about Culture in Mind and other World Wellness Group services, call Multicultural Connect Line on 1300 079 020
World Wellness Group locations at:
We work with interpreters and Multicultural Peer Support Workers. We speak your language.
Available on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays.
From 6.00pm to 8.30pm.
Subject to availability.
