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You Matter Allied Health – Collaboration with AusUnity Aid
Our Collaboration With AusUnity Aid
Together, Supporting Mental Health & Community Wellbeing
You Matter Allied Health is proud to collaborate with AusUnity Aid to ensure people receive both psychological support and practical, community-based assistance
About AusUnity Aid
AusUnity Aid is a community-focused organisation supporting people experiencing hardship, vulnerability, and social isolation. They provide outreach, advocacy, and connection to essential supports so individuals and families feel safe, supported, and valued.
Key focus areas include:
• Community outreach and wellbeing programs
• Support for people experiencing hardship or isolation
• Assistance for new migrants and culturally diverse communities
• Guidance when people are unsure where to turn for help
Why We Partnered
Many people experience mental health difficulties alongside social or practical challenges. Our partnership ensures no one falls through the cracks — people can access psychological therapy while also staying connected to community supports.
Benefits include:
• Easier access to therapy and wellbeing supports
• Coordinated referrals between both services
• Respectful, culturally aware care
• Holistic support — not just symptoms
How We Work Together
Referral & Connection:
AusUnity Aid may identify individuals who need psychological support and connect them with You Matter Allied Health.
Holistic Care:
Where appropriate, we may refer clients to AusUnity Aid for additional practical or community assistance.
Ongoing Collaboration:
With consent, both services communicate to ensure coordinated, compassionate care.
Support Available Through Our Partnership
From You Matter Allied Health:
• Psychological therapy
• Functional capacity assessments
• NDIS-aligned therapeutic supports
• Trauma‑informed and evidence‑based interventions
• Emotional regulation, anxiety, depression and stress support
From AusUnity Aid:
• Community outreach and assistance
• Social connection opportunities
• Advocacy and guidance
• Links to services and resources
Who This Collaboration Supports
NDIS participants
• People experiencing mental health challenges
• Individuals and families facing hardship
• Migrants and culturally diverse communities
• Anyone needing both emotional and practical support
How to Access Support
We’re here to discuss what support pathway may suit you best — therapy, assessment, community connection, or both.
Email: admin@youmatterah.com.au
Phone: 0401 304 093
Website: www.youmatterah.com.au
