My Social Support Network

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YOUR BEST TOMORROW BEGINS TODAY

My Social Support Network is a Specialised Social Support and Recovery Service for people who are struggling to engage with the outside world. We bring the world to them in the safety of their home through our online community, portal
and programs so that they can feel empowered and in time engage in their local community and / or work.

Are you an insurance case manager, NDIS support worker, or a claims officer supporting clients recovering from injury, illness, or disability? ​

If your clients are struggling with social isolation, emotional challenges, or reintegration into community and/or work, My Social Support Network (MSSN) offers the innovative support they need to thrive.

Are you an employer?

Show your commitment to employee well-being by partnering with us to provide comprehensive psychosocial care for your employees, which not only improves morale and productivity but also proactively identifies and manages psychosocial risks. By taking a proactive approach to employee well-being, you can create a healthier work environment and a progressive business.

Are you feeling isolated due to an injury, illness, or disability that hinders your ability to engage fully with your community or return to health or work?

At MSSN, we know how tough isolation can be when dealing with injury, illness, or disability. If you’re feeling disconnected, alone, or unsure where to start, you’re not alone. This is a community created for you and with you.​

lonely and isolated person with injury, illness or disability

Who should be referred to us?

We specialise in helping individuals overcome the challenges of isolation caused by injury, illness, or disability. Our programs provide the support needed to rebuild confidence, reestablish connections, and enhance overall well-being. We are an ideal referral for:

  • Injured Workers:

    • Those who feel socially or geographically isolated and need support to reconnect with their community.
    • Individuals recovering from psychological injuries (whether primary or secondary) who require specialised assistance.
    • Workers who face barriers to returning to work and need tailored support to regain readiness and confidence.
  • Individuals Facing Long-Term Isolation:

    • People who have been unable to work due to illness, disability, or injury  and are unlikely to return to work in the next few months.
    • Those experiencing declining mental health as a result of prolonged isolation and lack of social support.
  • People in Transition:

    • Individuals transitioning from work to retirement who seek a supportive community to stay active, engaged, and socially connected.