Explore our committees, groups and councils

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  Behavioural Health and Neurodevelopmental Conditions Project: Consumer Reference Group recruitment CAHS is currently recruiting a Consumer Reference Group to work alongside staff.
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  CAMHS Inforeels Project The Inforeels project is an initiative designed to co-create engaging, short-format videos called ‘inforeels’ for young people aged 14-17 who are using, about to use, or are curious about community based mental health services.
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  Consumer Leadership Council Providing a formal partnership between consumer representatives and the CAHS Executive team, increasing communication between consumers and decision makers.
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  Parent and Carer Advisory Group Providing advice and feedback on how we deliver our services from a parent and carer perspective
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  Youth Advisory Group Providing advice and feedback on how we deliver our services from a young person's perspective
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  Aboriginal Community Advisory Group Providing advice and a community perspective on how services are delivered to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, young people and families
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  CAMHS consumer representatives Our consumer representative groups help inform and advice our services
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  Community Health Executive Committee Clinical Governance Providing advice and support for Community Health clinical governance
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  Community Health Research Advisory Group Join the newly established Community Health Research Advisory Group and inform our future research direction
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  Community Hubs Consumer Panel Passionate young people, parents and/or carers providing feedback and advice to shape our new Midland and Murdoch Community Hubs
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  Disability Access and Inclusion Group Advising on issues relating to disability access and inclusion at CAHS
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  First 1,000 Days Consumer Advisory Group Join our new consumer group and help us to give babies, children and families the best start to life. The first 1000 days of life, from conception until the end of the second year of life, are critical to a person’s future health and wellbeing.
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  Multicultural Access and Inclusion Advisory Group Providing advice and feedback on how we deliver welcoming, inclusive and equitable care for the children, adolescents and families of WA’s culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
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  National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards Committees The NSQHS Standards Committees oversee the eight standards at CAHS
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  Parent Advisory Groups Providing insight into the treatment and management of conditions in our health service
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  PCH DSD Consumer Advisory Group A consumer group which will champion the needs and rights of patients accessing the DSD (differences in sex development) service at PCH to support inclusive, respectful, and compassionate care.
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  PCH Sepsis Program Consumer Group A consumer group which will help to shape the future care of children and adolescents recovering from sepsis.
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  Project Reference Groups Project Reference Groups oversee projects that lead to service or program improvements