The inaugural recipient of Mind’s Stratford Scholarship will explore alternative peer responses to suicide and how these can be practiced through peer community building and knowledge sharing.
How can people experiencing mental health challenges be better supported to quit smoking?
The recently released Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) data demonstrates Mind’s commitment to gender equality.
The publicly available results shows that while the average gender pay gap across Australia is 19% in favour of men, Mind employees do not experience pay inequality.
Mind Australia’s new Youth Lived Experience Advisory Team (Youth LEAT) will ensure the voices of young people with lived experience are heard, and their ideas shape the design and delivery of Mind’s services.
Tickets for Mind’s The Stratford Lecture discussing lived experience leadership and transformative systems change in the mental health and social sectors are nearly booked out.
The inaugural lecture will feature Ellie Hodges, a nationally recognised thought leader and founder of the Lived Experience Leadership & Advocacy Network (LELAN) – South Australia’s peak consumer body.