Living at Mind Australia’s Psychosocial Residential Rehabilitation (PRR) service in Preston (Victoria) has given Hailey the space, safety and structure to work on her recovery.
Cloé had a profound experience of self-recognition in 2017 when she saw a video about Lana Wachowski, one of the directors of the Matrix, who transitioned in 2012.
Two or three years ago, John’s teenage daughter Celine’s* mental health spiralled. She started to disengage at school and home and, struggling to connect with others, began using alcohol and recreational drugs as a coping mechanism.
Now 19, Celine has multiple diagnoses, including autism and anxiety, as well as her issues with alcohol and recreational drugs.
Mind Australia is very pleased that the LGBTIQA+ Aftercare, Youth Outreach Recovery Support (YORS) and Mental Health and Wellbeing Hubs programs have had their funding extended in the Victorian Budget, announced yesterday.
Mind recognises the leadership of the Minister for Mental Health, Ingrid Stitt, for her ongoing support for the sector and mental health funding in Victoria.
More than 140 people from across the mental health sector gathered at the annual One Door Mental Health Symposium with a shared goal in mind – achieving meaningful change in the mental health sector.
Mind Australia held its second annual Stratford Lecture at Parliament House, Sydney, a setting in which the voices and perspectives of people with lived experience of mental health challenges have not sufficiently been heard or valued. Watch the Stratford Lecture on YouTube.
Victorians studying a Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work will soon be able to apply for the 2025/2026 intake of the Peer Cadet Program.
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