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Mind Australia’s Lived Experience Career Compass makes it easier for people who have experienced mental health challenges, personally or as a family member or carer, to enter and build a career in the Lived and Living Experience Workforce. 

It also supports the organisations employing students and graduates in lived and living experience roles. 

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For Mental Health Awareness Month (October) and Mental Health Week (5-12 October) the Mind Australia Group is celebrating the influence of people with lived experience of mental health challenges, personally or as a family member, and lived expertise across its organisations.

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Mind offers a range of specialised psychosocial support services and therapies to help you gain better mental health and improve the quality of your life, including:

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Since this story was published, Jenni has sadly passed away peacefully. Mind and The Haven Foundation share our condolences with Jenni’s family, friends and the Haven Frankston community, and we thank her family for allowing us to continue sharing Jenni’s wonderful story. Jenni is remembered for the positive difference she made in the lives of those around her.

 

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This service provides the day-to-day support to help you get on with your life. Your Mind worker comes to you to help you build skills and confidence in daily life activities.
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Lived Experience Career Compass – kickstart a career in the lived experience workforce

Mind Australia’s Lived Experience Career Compass (LECC) makes it easier for people who have experienced mental health challenges, personally or as a family member or carer, to enter and build a career in the lived and living experience workforce in Victoria.