Foundations (previously MIcare)

Foundations offers individualised packages of care to people with severe and persistent mental illness.
Foundations provides an outreach mental illness support service which is person-centred, strengths-focused, time-limited, and seeks to improve the individual’s overall wellbeing.

Who this service is for

Foundations accepts referrals from mental health case managers within DHHS only, for people aged 18-64 years.

Cost

Free

Opening Hours

Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm

Accessibility Support

Free on street parking
Disabled access

How this service is delivered

  • Face-to-face

    Meetings can be at our offices.

  • Call or visit us online

    We are happy to communicate by phone, text or email.

  • We'll come to you (outreach)

    We can meet people in their homes or an agreed place in the community.

Updated: 05/10/2022

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288 Invermay Road, Mowbray TAS, Australia
North
Launceston
4/95 Albert Road, Moonah TAS, Australia
South
Glenorchy

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