After years of living on 12-month leases Shaun is finally feeling settled at the Haven Foundation’s housing with support residence in Pakenham (Victoria).
The 40-year-old spent a number of years moving between housing services, but he was never able to feel at home because of the impermanent tenancy arrangements.
Mind Australia has been awarded a grant to establish health justice partnerships at the new Mental Health and Wellbeing Local centres in Bendigo-Echuca, Dandenong and Melton.
Mind is one of 23 community organisations to receive a grant from the Victorian Legal Services Board’s Change Grants program, which aims to support some of the most vulnerable people in our communities.
People using services provided by the Mind Australia Group have achieved significant improvements in recovery, the Mind Australia Group’s first Annual Report reveals.
The Report showcases positive outcome measures for people using a range of services including Mind youth support services, Haven residences, and One Door’s community psychosocial support service Head to Health.
People in East Gippsland are encouraged to learn more about their local mental health and wellbeing support services at a special community event this month.
Mind Australia has created a comprehensive training program to help upskill the family and carer peer workforce in Victoria.
This workforce initiative became necessary when Mind and its partner organisations encountered staffing challenges while establishing two of Victoria’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect Centres.
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