The Western Sydney Recovery College’s Manager Jayke Burgess is passionate about human rights and social justice. Through the College’s LGBTIQA+ Inclusivity course, he has an opportunity to help people from all walks of life to make the spaces they live and work in safer and more inclusive for LGBTIQA+ people.
2024 Stratford Scholarship recipient Mush McLoughlan’s ‘deathsong witnessing event’ attempts to move away from fear-based to love-based responses to suicide.
It must be heartbreaking as a parent to see your child’s mental health spiral and feel helpless to stop it. Sandy, a single mother, began to see changes in one of her teenage boys after the family had a rough couple of years.
Mind Australia is partnering with the Mental Health Legal Centre (MHLC) and Leadership Plus to provide individual and system advocacy to help people with psychosocial disability to find safe and secure housing.
The recipients of the 2025 Mind Stratford Scholarship will develop an online resource that centres the power, resilience, and resourcefulness of people who have experienced forced medical intervention and psychiatric incarceration.
When Alex displays her photographs and hand-drawn portraits at this month’s EIPSRS art exhibition, she will be sharing herself and connecting with others in ways that were once unimaginable to her.