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At Mind, photography has always been an important part of how we tell our story. As we refresh our brand, we’re building on that strength to create a more local, more human picture of who we are.
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Judith Wright, a long-time carer from Creswick in central-west Victoria, says being at the Grampians Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect centre is so warm that it feels like a second home.
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Helps participants to build a more positive, connected and purposeful life through short courses designed to build knowledge, skills and awareness.
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How do we support and empower trans and gender diverse people against the impact of ongoing attacks against their right to full citizenship? Mind Australia is doing just that with two programs that are leading the way in LGBTIQA+ mental health and wellbeing support.
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How can we build a better, integrated housing and mental health support system to best meet the needs of people with mental health and wellbeing concerns?
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Mind Australia is delighted to announce the recipient of the 2026 Stratford Scholarship is Nancy Bates, a proud Barkindji songwoman, based in Adelaide.
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Provides a place for people experiencing mental distress to work on mental health recovery, and to make plans for living safely, independently and well in the community.
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Findings from the Trajectories Report from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Consultations (PDF 1.47 MB) demonstrate that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should have access to safe, secure, appropriate and affordable housing, along with culturally safe ten
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Provides support for people who experience complex support needs.
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At Mind, we’re proud of our reconciliation journey so far and we are committed to the work ahead of us.
This year’s National Reconciliation Week theme is Now More Than Ever – a call to action to all of us to tackle the unfinished business of reconciliation. The fight for justice and the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will – and must – continue.