Evaluation of the Bringing them home and Indigenous mental health programs
5 Key outcomes and achievements of the programs
Table of contents
- Acknowledgements
- Study Team
- Glossary
- Executive Summary
1. Introduction- 2. Methodology
- 3 Overview of the four programs
- 4 Literature review
5 Key outcomes and achievements of the programs- 5.1 Link-Up and BTH services have provided services to a large number of Aboriginal clients
- 5.2 The Link-Up, BTH and SEWB RC Programs have provided services to many people who are unlikely to have received services otherwise
- 5.3 The programs have generally provided services in a culturally appropriate manner
- 5.4 A generally high level of client satisfaction and positive outcomes for clients of Link-Up and BTH services
- 6 Key limitations of the programs
- 7 Management and administrative issues
- 8. Workforce issues
- 9. Issues related to the four programs
- 10. Likely future demand
- 11. Conclusions and suggested future directions
- Appendix A: Stakeholders consulted
- Appendix B: Literature review
- References
This chapter sets out the key outcomes and achievements of the programs. Four main achievements have been identified on the basis of the consultations:
- Link-Up and BTH services have provided services to a large number of Aboriginal clients nationally
- The Link-Up, BTH and SEWB RC Programs have provided services to many Aboriginal people who are unlikely to have received services otherwise
- the programs have generally provided services in a culturally appropriate manner
- there are generally high levels of client satisfaction and positive outcomes for clients of Link-Up and BTH services.