New data from Mind Australia shows that the Rainbow Recovery program is significantly improving the mental health and wellbeing of young LGBTIQA+ people.
In Rainbow Recovery, young LGBTIQA+ people experiencing mental health and wellbeing concerns work together with a trained facilitator to develop and participate in Youth Mind Recovery College® learning modules.
As we celebrate the strength, leadership and enduring contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples during NAIDOC Week, Mind is proud to recognise the Deadly Minds Network and the important role it plays in strengthening connection across our organisation.
Hundreds of people turned out for this year’s Wellness Walk for mental health, uniting in a powerful show of community spirit and support for Australians living with mental health challenges.
For nearly 10 years, Liza Staios has been the warm voice at the other end of the line when Victorians call the National Carer Helpline.
Walking into Loddon Mallee Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect service is like walking into a big family home where you feel welcome right away. Apart from the sign out front, it is a normal looking house on a Bendigo street.
