Having meaningful and productive conversations with young people can be challenging, especially when trying to discuss their mental health and what’s going on in their lives.
“We need more places that support mental health and housing, and we need to keep the NDIS. The NDIS has changed my life; every day I wake up happy, I’ve got a very good support worker and my life is going well now.”
This is Andrea’s message for Homelessness Week 2025 – a time to raise awareness of the impact of homelessness and the solutions needed to end homelessness.
Sanjiv’s life changed dramatically in 2019 when he began to experience serious mental health challenges. They led to him being hospitalised and left him unable to work.
Sanjiv (name changed for privacy reasons), 43, is a highly skilled professional chef who was working at top restaurants and hotels, in Melbourne and internationally for 15 years until he became unwell.
In this third and final excerpt from the 2026 Stratford Lecture, Rana Te Huia and Magdel Hammond discuss three structural obstacles to fully realised lived experience organisations.
Mind Australia congratulates the graduates of the 2025/2026 Peer Cadet Program, who are now ready to begin their careers in mental health after successfully completing their 10-month cadetship.
People experiencing mental health challenges and those living with psychosocial disability risk being left without the support they need under the South Australian Budget announced yesterday, with no meaningful new investment in community-managed mental health services despite growing demand and increasing pressure on the sector.
Free face-to-face mental health supports are now available at the new Mental Health and Wellbeing Local in Pakenham, Victoria.
Located at 16 Station Street, Pakenham, the Mental Health and Wellbeing Local was officially opened by Victoria’s Minister for Mental Health Ingrid Stitt on Wednesday 27 May 2026.
National Reconciliation Week (27 May - 3 June) is a time for reflection and, most importantly, action. It’s an opportunity for all Australians to consider the role we each play in advancing reconciliation and creating a more equitable future for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities.
Highlights from Mind Australia’s advocacy work over the past month.
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