Sub-Themes: Care, Collaboration, Citizenship
- Care refers to attending to the mental health needs of different cohorts, such as children and adolescents, family members and caregivers, and elderly and minority groups.Care covers a variety of support, including peers, supporting groups, counselling and medications.
- Collaboration emphasizes the importance of partnerships across different disciplines, organizations, or service sectors. This can involve service providers, social workers, family members, communities, peers, self-help groups, and other stakeholders working together to develop and implement a plan or project that addresses mental health needs.
- Citizenship focuses on the “5 Rs” of rights, responsibilities, roles, resources, and relationships, and the “1 B” which refers to the sense of belonging in a society. The impact of 5 Rs and 1 B together with the acceptance of communities, perspectives of organizations, and influence of policies and cultures, could potentially affect people in recovery to rebuild their lives and integrate in the community.
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Collaboration emphasizes the importance of partnerships across different disciplines, organizations, or service sectors.
This can involve service providers, social workers, family members, communities, peers, self-help groups, and other stakeholders working together to develop and implement a plan or project that addresses mental health needs.
- Citizenship focuses on the “5 Rs” of rights, responsibilities, roles, resources, and relationships, and the “1 B” which refers to the sense of belonging in a society. The impact of 5 Rs and 1 B together with the acceptance of communities, perspectives of organizations, and influence of policies and cultures, could potentially affect people in recovery to rebuild their lives and integrate in the community.