21 June 2022
Mind Australia’s Partnership and Linkage Service (PALS) is helping Edith overcome social isolation and learn valuable communication skills.
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Mind Australia volunteers help isolated people reconnect with the community
14 June 2022
Mind Australia volunteer Coordinator Kevin Camilleri says the Partnership and Linking Service (PALS) offers people experiencing mental health and wellbeing concerns a “guiding hand back into the community”.
Mind managed Hubs to continue fast-tracking mental health support for Victorians
10 June 2022
Funding has been extended for 30 Mental Health and Wellbeing Hubs across Victoria.
Mind Recovery College to become available for more Victorians
2 June 2022
For the first time the award-winning Mind Recovery College® will open its mental and social wellbeing courses to the Victorian public.
Time is right to shift trajectory of mental ill-health for First Nations people
2 June 2022
What an absolutely historic time in this country. With the new Labor Prime Minister elected by the people, what changes and outcomes will we see in the mental health sector?
How art is helping Mind Australia clients improve their mental health and wellbeing
31 May 2022
Creative outlets can have many benefits for people experiencing mental health and wellbeing concerns.
Peer led approaches the way forward for LGBTIQA+ mental health: Respect in action webinar
26 May 2022
The importance of peer leadership in LGBTIQA+ mental health was a recurring theme for speakers at Mind Australia’s inaugural ‘Respect in action’ webinar.
Haven Frankston resident finds positivity and purpose through art
18 May 2022
Emerging artist and Mind Australia resident Brodie Alserda will showcase her work at her first public exhibition ‘Through Her Eyes’ from June.
Australians better understand mental health since the pandemic: Mind Australia CEO Gill Callister
11 May 2022
Australians have a better understanding of the importance of housing, job security and social connection to mental health since the pandemic, says Mind Australia CEO Gill Callister.
Mind delivers mental health support service to prevent young people falling through the gaps
28 April 2022
Mind is delivering an innovative new mental health support service established in response to the rising number of young people presenting to Emergency Departments with episodes of self-harm.
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