Real Stories Glenn’s Story Glenn was living with Schizophrenia but had very little support when he came to GPH’s HASI program (Housing and accommodation Support Initiative) in 2017. “I didn’t have any help and… Learn moreabout Glenn’s Story
Real Stories Dylan’s Story Finishing high school was not a time filled with relief and excitement for Dylan, as he, or any other young person might hope for. The fork in the road and… Learn moreabout Dylan’s Story
Real Stories Coen’s Story Coen recently moved to Nowra and was living in transitional housing when he reached out to headspace Nowra for support. Coen mentioned he was very keen to find employment and… Learn moreabout Coen’s Story
Real Stories Ron’s Story Ron was referred to the Connecting Care in the Community Program by Shoalhaven Hospital following a one-month stay, where he was being treated for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease & mild… Learn moreabout Ron’s Story
Real Stories Bronson’s Story Bronson was struggling with gender dysphoria when he was referred to headspace Wollongong for specialised support three years ago. He was isolated, finding it difficult to cope with day to… Learn moreabout Bronson’s Story
Real Stories Natasha’s Story Natasha was first referred to Grand Pacific Health’s Integrated Recovery Services (IRS) program through her GP. She was suffering from anxiety and depression after a series of events in her… Learn moreabout Natasha’s Story
Real Stories Tom’s Story Tom was referred to the Connecting Care Program through his local GP. Tom has a history of congestive cardiac failure, diabetes, mild emphysema, labile blood pressure and increasing renal impairment…. Learn moreabout Tom’s Story
Real Stories Grace’s Story Grace was referred to the Connecting Care program through the Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District, Asthma Clinical Nurse Consultant (CNC) from Wollongong Hospital, after it was identified that Grace had… Learn moreabout Grace’s Story
Real Stories Betty’s Story Betty is a lovely 92-year-old lady who has lived on her own since her husband died. Her only relative is her son John, who lives in Tasmania. Betty struggles with… Learn moreabout Betty’s Story