I'm looking for mental health support at cohealth. Can you tell me what specific mental health programs or services are available, how I can access them, and if there are any age-specific services? Additionally, I'm interested in actively contributing to cohealth beyond donations. Please identify two ways I can get involved that focus on community participation or direct engagement.
Navigate to 'https://www.cohealth.org.au/'. Click on 'Our services'. Click on 'Mental health'. Identify and list specific mental health programs or services mentioned on the page. Look for any explicit information on how to access these services (e.g., phone numbers, referral processes). Determine if any age-specific mental health services are highlighted. Navigate back to the main navigation and click on 'Get involved'. Click on 'Community participation' and describe how individuals can get involved through this option. Identify and describe a second way to get involved that focuses on direct engagement or participation (e.g., 'Student placements' or 'Bi-cultural work program'), avoiding 'Partner with cohealth' if it primarily refers to donations. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Mental health' services page. The agent states that cohealth provides 'mental health and wellbeing services' that support self-care, social connectedness, quality of life, and access to education, employment, housing, and physical health care. The agent explicitly states that specific program names, eligibility criteria, or direct access methods (like a phone number for mental health services) are not detailed on the main mental health page, and that further information would likely require contacting cohealth or exploring individual service pages. The agent states whether age-specific services are mentioned on the mental health page (e.g., 'no specific age-group services are explicitly mentioned on this page'). The agent successfully navigates to the 'Get involved' page. The agent identifies 'Community participation' as a way to get involved and describes it as engaging in Community Advisory Groups and becoming Community Advisors. The agent identifies and describes a second way to get involved that is not primarily donation-based (e.g., 'Student placements' or 'Bi-cultural work program'), and provides a brief description of what it entails. The agent synthesizes all collected information into a concise answer.