We don’t have to talk in-depth about our situations, they just get it. You know you are understood and you’re not just talking to someone who has no clue.
As a long-time carer, Mary Hollick knows how challenging navigating the mental health system in Victoria can be. The 70-year-old from Ballarat has, at various times, cared for her mother, her sister and her son, who all experienced mental health challenges for lengthy periods of their lives.
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.
It is shocking to know that there are more people living in slavery now than in any time in history. According to the latest Global Estimates of Modern Slavery (2022) from Walk Free, the International Labour Organization and the International Organization for Migration:
Today is International Women’s Day; a time to celebrate the achievements of women everywhere, and to continue to drive change for gender equality. The theme for 2025 is March Forward, which focuses on the work to be done to create a more equitable future for women.
Mind Australia has been chosen to deliver the new Medicare Mental Health Centre in Cairns, Queensland.
Medicare Mental Health Centres are jointly funded by the Australian and Queensland governments, via the local Primary Health Network, to provide a safe and welcoming place for people experiencing mental health challenges to access free, quality mental health and wellbeing support.
Every community is different. That’s why it’s important that Mind Australia and its partners understand the challenges, different cultural backgrounds and beliefs of people in each of the three regions in which we deliver Mental Health and Wellbeing Local services.
One Door Mental Health staff and volunteers were delighted to connect with the LGBTIQA+ community and celebrate diversity and inclusion at Mardi Gras Fair Day at Sydney’s Victoria Park.
The Canterbury Head to Health service in New South Wales is rebranding and will soon be called the Canterbury Medicare Mental Health Centre.
While the name is changing, people living in Sydney’s west will continue to benefit from a safe and welcoming space at the centre located at Level 1, Suite 10, 1205 Canterbury Road, Wiley Park (NSW).
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