Steady ground for life after service.

For veterans and their families — registered Social Work with the Department of Veterans' Affairs that honours the story, strengthens the future, and helps the day-to-day make sense again.

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What support can look like

Practical. Respectful. Trauma-informed.

We meet veterans and their families where they are — at home, online, by phone, or at your favourite café.

01 Adjustment to Service-related Injury & Illness
02 Psychosocial & Mental Health Support (alongside medical care)
03 Case Management & Service Navigation
04 Transition & Reintegration Planning
05 Vocational & Employment Counselling
06 General Counselling

Who we walk with

Recently discharged, or decades on.

Each Veteran's experience is unique. Some people come to us in the first months after discharge; others, decades later, when something flares up or life shifts. We meet each Veteran on their ground.

Partners, children and carers are welcome in the work too — because transitions happen to families, not just individuals.

Veterans with DVA..

White Card or Gold Card funding (bulk-billed where eligible).

Partners, families and carers..

Seeking guidance, connection and coordinated support within DVA eligibility.

Veterans navigating..

Transition, discharge, mental health recovery or complex service systems.

Referrers & Ex-service organisations..

Needing collaborative, reliable allied health support.

DVA · common questions

A few things veterans and families often ask.

Do I need a GP referral?

Yes — Happy to walk you through the referral process if you have any questions.

Is this DVA funded?

Yes. Services may be funded through DVA White or Gold Cards where iligible. If you're not sure, we're happy to walk you through the process.

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If you need urgent help or support.

Your safety and wellbeing come first — tap any number to call the service that best meets your needs: