Carer’s Wellbeing Social and Support Group

The Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect in the South East Metro is a free service, for all ages, that supports families, carers, supporters, and kin of people with mental health and/or substance use challenges.

At our drop-in site in Dandenong, we run groups that offer carers social and wellbeing connection. Our groups run on Tuesday mornings during the Victorian school term. One week the social craft group is held, and on alternate weeks we run the wellbeing self-care group.

Our groups provide a safe and welcoming space for our carers to connect, relax and participate in wellbeing activities.

Meeting details

Tuesdays during Victorian school terms, 11:00am to 12:30pm

Frequently asked questions

What activities does the group undertake throughout the year?

The group participate in various craft or wellbeing activities; each week is a surprise! Activities completed this year include canvas magnet painting, feather art, shadow painting, making hand scrubs or shower steamers, painting planter boxes and self-care activities.We also celebrate events such as International Women’s Day and NAIDOC Week by holding a morning tea for the group.

Is there a cost?
No
Can the person I care for attend the carer support group meetings with me?
No
Does the location where you meet have wheelchair access?
Yes

Location

Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect - South East Dandenong Victoria 3175, Australia

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Contact

Shamus Goble

03 9066 1500

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