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Mind Australia will provide valuable employment opportunities for students undertaking a Certificate IV in Mental Health in regional Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne.
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Mind Australia is now accepting applications for the inaugural round of the Earn and Learn Traineeship program for Victorian students undertaking a Certificate IV in Mental Health.
Mind is providing 12 traineeships as part of the Victorian government initiative, which will help develop the state’s mental health workforce.
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What impact have the reforms from the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System had on consumers?
That’s what Mind Lived Experience Researchers are hoping to learn more about, in a research project funded by the Victorian Mental Illness Awareness Council (VMIAC).
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Mind Australia is calling for the establishment of a lived experience-led advisory panel dedicated to supporting people with mental health challenges to access NDIS support.
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Mind Australia and Monash University are part of a group of organisations researching strategies for how to reduce loneliness and social isolation for people who experience chronic disease.
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Mind Australia is delighted to announce that Denise Cumming will take on the role of Chief Executive Officer, following a competitive national search managed by the Board of Trustees.
Denise will commence in the role from Monday 28 September, taking over from Gill Callister, who announced in May that she would not seek a new contract.
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Rachael King says the Peer Cadet Program at Mind has given her a launchpad to start her career in the mental health sector.
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NSW Minister for Health, Rose Jackson MP and Giancarlo de Vera, Chief Executive Officer of BEING – Mental Health Consumers are two of the engaging speakers at the upcoming One Door Mental Health Symposium.
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Mind Australia advises that its CEO, Gill Callister, has informed the Mind Board of her intention not to seek a new contract and to step down as CEO.
After more than six years as Mind’s CEO, Gill believes the time is right for a fresh voice to lead Mind, One Door Mental Health and The Haven Foundation into the future.