Uniting Vic.Tas provides a wide range of social, family, mental health, alcohol and other drug, and disability services to help Wimmera Grampians residents feel adequately supported.
Reviews for this provider are sharply divided, with no clear consensus. Two reviewers praise staff as hardworking, kind, and genuinely helpful — one specifically crediting the service with providing emergency accommodation in a crisis situation. However, two other reviewers left strongly negative feedback, describing the service as unhelpful to families in difficulty, so parents should be aware that experiences appear to vary significantly.
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Uniting Vic.Tas provides a wide range of social, family, mental health, alcohol and other drug, and disability services to help Wimmera Grampians residents feel adequately supported. From emergency relief, counselling, to foster care, they offer support services to help people thrive.
Counselling services providing mental health support and wellbeing assistance for anxiety, depression, grief, relationships, and change. Offered weekly, fortnightly, or monthly via office, telehealth, or community outreach.
Tailored counselling programs designed to support children's wellbeing.
Includes parenting skill development groups, one-on-one sessions, playgroups, family mediation, and family violence counselling support.
Recruitment, training and support for foster carers to provide safe and nurturing families for children unable to live with birth families.
Registered NDIS provider offering skill development programs and social inclusion support day programs for people living with disability.
Support for families in Integrated Family Services requiring assistance with NDIS access and participation.
Family and disability supports for children with complex disability needs to remain at home, reunify, or reside safely outside the family home.
Counselling, brief intervention, care and recovery, and family reunification for families impacted by alcohol or other drug use.
Transitional and community housing, tenancy support services, and homelessness support to find safe and secure housing.
Mentoring, residential services, and support services for young people aged 12-25 to create connections and restore family.
Early intervention and case management for young people aged 12-17 in crisis displaying challenging behaviours.
Programs for primary and secondary students at risk of disengagement to reconnect with school community.
Support for families enrolling and engaging in kindergarten with qualified facilitator assistance for 3-year-old children.
Support program for families with children with intellectual disability, physical disability, developmental delay, sensory or acquired brain injury.
Free over-the-phone service to help with energy bill assistance, contacting retailers, and learning energy-saving strategies.
Help connecting with others, building new skills, creating networks with like-minded people, and building confidence.
NDIS-approved supports, from the Commission register.
