A joint project initiative between Barwon Health Mental Health and Glastonbury Community Services, operational since 2003. Funded as part of the statewide FAPMI with additional funding from Barwon Health and Glastonbury.
Elements of the project include:
Multi-facetted dependent on activity:
Have utilised best practice models such as Vic Champs/PATS.
Educational sessions have included work of Falkov et al and the use of consumer/carers perspective.
The program was awarded a Silver Achievement Award at the 2006 TheMHS Conference (child/adolescent/family category).
The program is formally known as SCARF (Strengthening Child and Adolescent Relationships in Families).

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