LikeMind mental health service gets $11.2 million funding

By Tanya Marschke
Updated June 14 2019 - 5:19pm, first published 5:00pm
FUNDING BOOST: Minister Bronnie Taylor, front, at LikeMind with representatives from Western NSW Health, Aftercare and OCTEC from left, Bob Davidson, Nicole Dickson, Sue Bonar, Lisa Gamer, Jason Crisp, Helen McFalane, Stephen Nugent and Terese Pedrsen. Photo: JUDE KEOGH
FUNDING BOOST: Minister Bronnie Taylor, front, at LikeMind with representatives from Western NSW Health, Aftercare and OCTEC from left, Bob Davidson, Nicole Dickson, Sue Bonar, Lisa Gamer, Jason Crisp, Helen McFalane, Stephen Nugent and Terese Pedrsen. Photo: JUDE KEOGH

The LikeMind mental health initiative has been granted $11.2 million with some of the funding going towards helping vulnerable people in the Orange region.

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