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Mind Australia is inviting people with experience supporting someone with mental health challenges to join its new Family Lived Experience Advisory Team (FLEAT).
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Mind Australia is calling on all parties and candidates contesting the 2026 Victorian State Election to commit to urgent and sustained investment in mental health to improve outcomes for people across the state.
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Mind’s Lived Experience Advisory Team (LEAT) is a group that works to privilege the voices of lived experience throughout our service design and delivery.
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We support people experiencing mental health and wellbeing concerns to find help, hope and purpose in their lives.
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In this third and final excerpt from the 2026 Stratford Lecture, Rana Te Huia and Magdel Hammond discuss three structural obstacles to fully realised lived experience organisations.
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A new e-publication that privileges the voices of lived experience, including members of the Mind Australia community, is now available to read online.
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Mind is one of 20 support partners led by the University of Melbourne and the Royal Melbourne Hospital announced this week for the new Victorian Collaborative Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing.
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Mind Australia Peer Practitioner Andy Pullar says his lived experience of mental health recovery provides the people he supports with hope and an example that recovery is possible.
Peer practitioners like Andy use their own lived experience of mental health and wellbeing challenges to provide practical and emotional support to others who are struggling.
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Mind Australia will help develop and grow the mental health lived experience workforce with the support of the Victorian Government’s Lived and Living Experience Workforce Development Program.
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How do you ensure that a new support service is relevant for the community it is designed for, so it is embraced as a safe and worthwhile place to come for support?