❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks data on funding, usage, and services provided by Carers Retreat and Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service, focusing on mental health support and respite care.
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(b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA; and (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service?
(c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service?
(c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service?
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Answered
18 November 2003
Responded by
Minister for Health
Response time
35 days
(b) 2000-2001; (c) 2001-2002; (d) 2002-2003; (e) so far in 2003?
(c) 2001-2002; (d) 2002-2003; (e) so far in 2003?
(d) 2002-2003; (e) so far in 2003?
(e) so far in 2003?
2. Not reported by the agency. 3. Not Applicable. 4. Not Applicable. 5. (a) 1999/2000 – not available 2000/2001 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2001/2002 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2002/2003 – 65 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) so far in 2003 – not yet reported 6. (a) The following holiday respite packages are offered by ARAFMI: Holiday respite programs – planned quality recreation activities to meet individual client’s needs of people with a mental illness living in the community. A wide range of recreational activities is offered and the duration of holidays is up to five days. 7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
3. Not Applicable. 4. Not Applicable. 5. (a) 1999/2000 – not available 2000/2001 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2001/2002 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2002/2003 – 65 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) so far in 2003 – not yet reported 6. (a) The following holiday respite packages are offered by ARAFMI: Holiday respite programs – planned quality recreation activities to meet individual client’s needs of people with a mental illness living in the community. A wide range of recreational activities is offered and the duration of holidays is up to five days. 7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
4. Not Applicable. 5. (a) 1999/2000 – not available 2000/2001 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2001/2002 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2002/2003 – 65 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) so far in 2003 – not yet reported 6. (a) The following holiday respite packages are offered by ARAFMI: Holiday respite programs – planned quality recreation activities to meet individual client’s needs of people with a mental illness living in the community. A wide range of recreational activities is offered and the duration of holidays is up to five days. 7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
5. (a) 1999/2000 – not available 2000/2001 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2001/2002 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2002/2003 – 65 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) so far in 2003 – not yet reported 6. (a) The following holiday respite packages are offered by ARAFMI: Holiday respite programs – planned quality recreation activities to meet individual client’s needs of people with a mental illness living in the community. A wide range of recreational activities is offered and the duration of holidays is up to five days. 7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
Holiday respite programs – planned quality recreation activities to meet individual client’s needs of people with a mental illness living in the community. A wide range of recreational activities is offered and the duration of holidays is up to five days. 7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(c) 2001-2002; (d) 2002-2003; (e) so far in 2003?
(d) 2002-2003; (e) so far in 2003?
(e) so far in 2003?
2. Not reported by the agency. 3. Not Applicable. 4. Not Applicable. 5. (a) 1999/2000 – not available 2000/2001 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2001/2002 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2002/2003 – 65 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) so far in 2003 – not yet reported 6. (a) The following holiday respite packages are offered by ARAFMI: Holiday respite programs – planned quality recreation activities to meet individual client’s needs of people with a mental illness living in the community. A wide range of recreational activities is offered and the duration of holidays is up to five days. 7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
3. Not Applicable. 4. Not Applicable. 5. (a) 1999/2000 – not available 2000/2001 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2001/2002 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2002/2003 – 65 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) so far in 2003 – not yet reported 6. (a) The following holiday respite packages are offered by ARAFMI: Holiday respite programs – planned quality recreation activities to meet individual client’s needs of people with a mental illness living in the community. A wide range of recreational activities is offered and the duration of holidays is up to five days. 7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
4. Not Applicable. 5. (a) 1999/2000 – not available 2000/2001 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2001/2002 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2002/2003 – 65 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) so far in 2003 – not yet reported 6. (a) The following holiday respite packages are offered by ARAFMI: Holiday respite programs – planned quality recreation activities to meet individual client’s needs of people with a mental illness living in the community. A wide range of recreational activities is offered and the duration of holidays is up to five days. 7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
5. (a) 1999/2000 – not available 2000/2001 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2001/2002 – 68 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) 2002/2003 – 65 people with mental illness (number of families not reported) so far in 2003 – not yet reported 6. (a) The following holiday respite packages are offered by ARAFMI: Holiday respite programs – planned quality recreation activities to meet individual client’s needs of people with a mental illness living in the community. A wide range of recreational activities is offered and the duration of holidays is up to five days. 7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
Holiday respite programs – planned quality recreation activities to meet individual client’s needs of people with a mental illness living in the community. A wide range of recreational activities is offered and the duration of holidays is up to five days. 7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
7. (a) ARAFMI offers holiday/recreation services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living (primarily schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder and depression) in the community and North Metropolitan Area who are over the age of eighteen. (b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(b) Carers Retreat – Carers’ Support Service – Australian Red Cross WA This service is not funded by the Office of Mental Health. (c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(c) Perth Home Care Crisis Respite Service (1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(1) 1999-2000 Not applicable 2000-2001 Not applicable 2001-2002 $197 490 excluding GST 2002-2003 $191 700 excluding GST so far in 2003 $98 006 excluding GST Initial contract for Respite Support commenced in 2001/02. (2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(2) Not reported by the agency (3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(3) None (4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(4) None (5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(5) (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable; (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable; (c) 2001-2002 52 (d) 2002-2003 45 (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency (6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(6) Provides companions for outings; supporting the client in the client’s home; and support for the client to participate in recreational and other community activities. (7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(7) People with a psychiatric disability and their carers receive support. There is no breakdown of the type of psychiatric disability. (a) 1999-2000 Not applicable (b) 2000-2001 Not applicable (c) 2001-2002 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(d) 2002-2003 Data is not available on the frequency of presentation of people with each mental health problem. (e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
(e) so far in 2003 - Not yet reported by the agency.
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