Lamp Inc has for the past ten years been successfully providing high quality, not for profit, community based consumer and carers support services to people with a diagnosed mental illness living in the Vasse-Leeuwin area.

Lamp Incorporated Community Development and Psycho-Education Program offers hands on practical training and skills development opportunities forservice providers, community groups, students and all other interested parties wishing to gain valuable skills and experience

The Carer Support Service offers education, support and skills development opportunities to those caring for a person with a psychiatric illness, their families, friends, work colleagues and other service providers

Well Ways is a suite of cutting edge education programs tailored for people with mental illness as well as for families or carers. The programs have been developed through extensive research, pilots and evaluation by the Mental Illness Fellowship Victoria.

This service provides dedicated support for people with severe mental illness who are ready for discharge from a Specialist Mental Health Inpatient Unit. A case management approach, linking with community and clinical mental health services is employed. Referrals are from the Specialist Mental Health Inpatient Units.

Lamp Inc aims to promote personal independence, social wellbeing and community inclusion for all consumers. The independent living program provides services to consumers in their own homes, within the general community and at our local support centres.

The Independent Living Program workers provide support to consumers with tasks such as assistance with appointments, shopping, advocacy, living skills, budgeting and liaisons with mental health services. The aim of the support program is to enable consumers to live more independently and with confidence within the community.

Our vision is to provide young people in the community with a safe and friendly environment to interact with others and develop life skills. The youth program strives to embrace early intervention and convey information to the community about mental health relating to youth.