Chris Blums is a Mind peer practitioner who walks to the beat of his own drum. “I want to be the guy that provides surprises and new experiences,” he says of his work at the Mind centre in Williamstown. “I want people to leave our group and say ‘you won’t believe what we did today’.”
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.
Mind Australia is proud to announce the next step in our reconciliation journey – the launch of our Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).
People in Sydney’s west will soon have expanded access to free, walk-in mental health support at the Canterbury Medicare Mental Health Centre, thanks to a funding boost from the Federal and New South Wales governments.
Mind Australia is delighted to announce that a new Medicare Mental Health Centre is now open in Cairns, Queensland.
The Centre is located at 267 Mulgrave Road, Bungalow and open for community members to access free walk-in mental health, social and emotional wellbeing support.
Mind Australia and One Door Mental Health are delighted to announce One Door has been chosen to deliver one of two new integrated mental health hubs in New South Wales.
One Door’s Help aHead service will provide holistic, person-centred mental health care to people living in Sydney’s inner-south.
Mind Australia clients across Melbourne will showcase how they use creative practice to express themselves and advance their mental health recovery at a public art display.
Mind Australia is very pleased that the LGBTIQA+ Aftercare, Youth Outreach Recovery Support (YORS) and Mental Health and Wellbeing Hubs programs have had their funding extended in the Victorian Budget, announced yesterday.
Mind recognises the leadership of the Minister for Mental Health, Ingrid Stitt, for her ongoing support for the sector and mental health funding in Victoria.