Peer Work in Rural and Remote Communities and Mental Health Services

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This literature review discusses the significance of peer workers in rural and remote communities for mental health services. It emphasizes the need for proper care and connection with peers to ensure effective service delivery. The challenges faced by social workers in these areas and the support provided by organizations like Australia Post are also highlighted. Additionally, the review explores the opportunities and issues for young people, pressing concerns for rural social workers, and strategies for recruiting and retaining health workers in rural and remote areas.

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