Mental health
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“The community is my favourite thing about living here; if you want to be by yourself you can, but if you feel like company there is always someone available for a chat." – Gregory

Gregory

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Ashleigh

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We walk alongside you with services and support to help get you where you want to go

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We connect young people, adults, carers and kin to over 120 free, paid and NDIS-approved services across Australia.

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About us

We believe that when humanity and community shape mental health, we can all live the lives we choose

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Lived experience

We value and champion lived and living experience in everything we do.

Lived Experience

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Supporting more than 25,000 people

We are one of the largest community-managed mental health providers in Australia.

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Advocating for change

Shaping change together – with lived experience and heart.

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Contact us

Phone: 1300 286 463
Email: mindconnect@mindaustralia.org.au

Latest news

Stay up to date with the news, stories, and updates from Mind, including new resources, campaigns, and ways we're supporting mental health in our community.

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Lived Experience: The vital voice missing from the media’s mental health debate
Mind Australia is deeply disappointed by the direction of public debate about mental health and the way people experiencing mental health challenges are being portrayed in our national media. We stand alongside people with lived and living experience and are concerned that public commentary risks reinforcing stigma, fear and frustration by associating mental health challenges with violence.
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New youth mental health service opens in Shepparton
Mind Australia and Goulburn Valley Health are pleased to announce the opening of the new Youth Prevention and Recovery Care (YPARC) service in Shepparton.
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Male carers find strength in shared experience
A new support group in Ballarat is giving men who care for someone experiencing mental health challenges an opportunity to connect, share their experiences, and talk openly about the challenges of caring for someone. The Male Carers Men's Circle was established through the Grampians Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect, with support from The Outback Mind Foundation and long-time men's circle facilitator Aaron Schultz.
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