Holistic Recovery

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Employees say this is a great place to work

About Holistic Recovery

Holistic Recovery is a mental health organization that supports people recovering from mental health issues. We offer a number of non-clinical services to people, such as Support Coordination, Outreach support, Group activities, accommodation, and residential support. We operate in Regional and rural areas where people struggle to get access to quality service. Our main aim is to reduce the hospitalisation for people going through complex mental health. We are profit for purpose organisation.

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How Holistic Recovery  compares to a typical Australian company, based on employee survey data
100% of employees at
Holistic Recovery say it is a great place to work compared to 60% of employees at a typical company in Australia
Holistic Recovery 100%
Typical company 60%

Source: Great Place To Work® 2024 Australia National Employee Engagement Study

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