Provides a safe and inclusive environment for people who identify as LGBTIQA+ to connect with others, share experiences and overcome challenges. 

This initiative recognises that people from diverse cultural backgrounds may face unique challenges when it comes to accessing mental health support, such as a lack of culturally appropriate services, language barriers, and discrimination.  

Provides opportunities for young people to connect with their peers who may be experiencing similar mental health and substance use issues. Peer support can help young people feel less isolated and provide a sense of community, which can be crucial to their recovery. 

This program recognizes the unique challenges faced by people with disabilities, including intellectual disabilities, and offers specialized activities and support services to meet their needs. 

This initiative recognises that older people may be more likely to experience substance use issues due to factors such as chronic pain, medication use, and changes in social circumstances. The program provides a supportive environment for older people to discuss their mental health and substance use issues with others who can relate to their experience. 

Co-occurring conditions often require a coordinated approach that takes into account the unique needs of the individual and how these issues are interrelated.