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

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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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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    A message from the Mind Australia CEO – World Mental Health Day 2026

    As I begin my journey as Chief Executive Officer of Mind Australia, it feels particularly meaningful to mark World Mental Health Day at a time of significant change for mental health in Australia.

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    Strengthening family and carer voices in our work

    8 October, 2026 6 minute read Two Mind staff members have been recognised for their contribution to strengthening the voices of families, carers, supporters, kin and people with lived experience of mental health challenges at the 2026 TheMHS Conference in Sydney.

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    Mind Australia launches new Lived Experience Strategy

    Mind has launched our Lived Experience Strategy (2026–2030), reaffirming our commitment to positioning lived experience as core to who we are and central to our ambition to deliver unified, community-based and visible mental health services.

Mind acknowledges that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work and we pay our respects to Elders past and present.

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