Mind is delivering an innovative new mental health support service established in response to the rising number of young people presenting to Emergency Departments with episodes of self-harm.
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Mind Australia is pleased to announce it has been awarded the contract to provide psychosocial support at the Parkville Youth Prevention and Recovery Care (YPARC) service in Victoria.
Mind Australia looks forward to working with the re-elected Albanese government on mental health and disability reform.
The Prime Minister today confirmed the ministry for this new term of government.
International Women’s Day is a valuable opportunity each year to reflect on the entrenched inequities and injustices faced by women and on the ramifications for the work we do in the mental health sector.
The theme this year is ‘Balance the Scales’ - a promise that every woman and girl, regardless of background or identity, should be safe, heard, and free to shape her own future.
Mind First Nations Lead Practitioner Trudy Sansbury says one reason many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people don’t access mental health services is because they don’t know they exist.