Mind Australia and Austin Health are pleased to announce the opening of the new Youth Prevention and Recovery Care (YPARC) service in Heidelberg.
Mind Australia has been chosen to deliver sub-acute mental health services in partnership with Austin Health to people in the City of Banyule.
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.
People using services provided by the Mind Australia Group have achieved significant improvements in recovery, the Mind Australia Group’s first Annual Report reveals.
The Report showcases positive outcome measures for people using a range of services including Mind youth support services, Haven residences, and One Door’s community psychosocial support service Head to Health.
The Australian’s recent series on mental health has documented some shocking stories, on a human and a policy level, from our failing approach to mental health in Australia, Mind Australia CEO Gill Callister says.
It’s sad but clear evidence of a system that is not designed to help those most in need. This doesn’t happen with other health conditions, such as cancer.
Mind Australia welcomes the Western Australian Government’s strong commitment to mental health, with more than $400 million in additional funding allocated to mental health initiatives in the 2026-27 Western Australian State Budget released yesterday.
A partnership built on shared values and collaboration is the key driver of positive outcomes for people who access support at Rockingham Step Up Step Down in Western Australia.
Peer practitioners are the living proof that you can experience mental health distress and still live a good life, says Mind peer practitioner Ashleigh Leventhal.