Support matched to needs, goals and risk
People with psychosocial disability, complex mental health needs, reduced daily living capacity, social isolation or changing support needs.
Recovery coaching that supports stability, confidence and community connection.

People with psychosocial disability, complex mental health needs, reduced daily living capacity, social isolation or changing support needs.
Nogap’s model is person-centred, trauma-informed, recovery-oriented and culturally safe. Referrals are reviewed for support needs, consent, current services, location, urgency and any clinical or safety considerations before commencement.
The exact support mix depends on participant goals, funding, consent, documentation and workforce suitability.
Participants, families, hospitals, GPs, support coordinators, allied health teams, justice agencies, veteran organisations and government services can refer through the online referral pathway.
Submit the online form, call the team or send supporting documents through the referral portal.
The team reviews eligibility, urgency, risk, support needs, documents and service location.
Nogap confirms next steps, consent, service agreement needs and staff matching.
Supports begin after onboarding, documentation and agreed service arrangements are in place.
Participants, families, support coordinators, GPs, mental health teams and community organisations can make a referral.
No. Recovery coaching is capacity-building and coordination support. It can work alongside clinical mental health treatment.
Yes. Referrals are triaged to understand goals, current supports, risk factors and workforce matching needs.
Use the referral pathway to share participant details, consent, urgency, risk information and supporting documents. For urgent safety concerns, contact emergency or crisis services first.