Project
Graylands Campus Mental health service
Mount Claremont
Overview
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Health
Project type -
$197 million
Total budget -
In Planning
Project phase -
Office of Major Infrastructure Delivery (OMID)
Lead agency
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TBC
Jobs supported
The Graylands Campus project marks a significant step forward in transforming Western Australia's mental health infrastructure.
The modern facilities will help rebalance the mental health system by addressing the long-standing undersupply of forensic mental health services.
The project also introduces dedicated facilities for children and adolescents requiring forensic mental health care, an important first for WA.
The Graylands Campus Project is a timely and welcome enhancement to WA’s forensic mental health network.
In addition to new clinical facilities, the project includes the relocation of the Claremont Therapeutic Riding Centre from the north-eastern portion of the Graylands Campus, to a new adjacent site in Mount Claremont.
Benefits
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Improved access to mental health services, expanding capacity to meet growing demand and reducing wait times for care. -
Delivering modern, purpose-built facilities to replace outdated infrastructure with contemporary services for patients and staff.
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Supporting vulnerable youth with dedicated forensic mental health services and specialist care for children and adolescents.
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Reducing pressure on the health system by increasing mental health beds, alleviating strain on hospitals and correctional facilities across the state.
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