CEO Update: Supporting each other during this challenging time
Mental Health Australia
by Mental Health Council of Australia
2d ago
I want to personally extend my heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of those directly affected by the tragic events this weekend at Bondi Junction in Sydney. This is a time for mourning across Australia ..read more
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Mental Health Australia encourages people affected by Bondi Junction attacks to seek support
Mental Health Australia
by Mental Health Council of Australia
2d ago
After the devastating events at Bondi Junction our thoughts and condolences go out to everyone impacted by the incident.Traumatic events such as these can cause new or trigger existing mental health challenges. Anyone experiencing distress can access supports 24/7: Lifeline on 13 11 14 Beyond Blue’s Support Service on 1300 224 636 https://mhaustralia.org/need-help We urge the media to adhere to Mindframe’s safe reporting guidelines ..read more
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CEO Update: The mental health impacts of climate change
Mental Health Australia
by Mental Health Council of Australia
2d ago
Over the past week, the extreme rain events across the majority of eastern Australia - including in the capital cities of Sydney and Brisbane - have highlighted the mental health implications of the climate crisis for our communities, our wellbeing and our mental health system ..read more
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Membership and Governance Officer
Mental Health Australia
by Mental Health Council of Australia
2d ago
Join Mental Health Australia, the national peak body for mental health, in a new role as Membership and Governance Officer ..read more
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CEO Update: Rethinking psychosocial supports so people can thrive
Mental Health Australia
by Mental Health Council of Australia
2d ago
Yesterday I joined CEOs and executive leaders, support coordinators and workers, policy makers, advocates and academics at the 2024 NDIS Conference to deliver a keynote speech on the transformation of the provision of psychosocial supports through the NDIS and Foundational Supports outside the NDIS ..read more
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CEO Update: Social determinants of health must be prioritised in Federal Budget
Mental Health Australia
by Mental Health Council of Australia
2d ago
The circumstances in which we’re born, grow, work, live and age have a huge impact on our mental health and wellbeing. Research measuring this impact suggests that social determinants of health such as income level, employment status, access to housing and social connection, can account for between 30 to 55 per cent of health outcomes ..read more
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CEO Update: Championing mental health in the workplace
Mental Health Australia
by Mental Health Council of Australia
2d ago
The recent introduction of the ‘Right to Disconnect’ legislation has brought employee mental health and wellbeing to the forefront of public discussion. Safe Work Australia’s latest report on psychological health in Australian workplaces shows we have a long way to go ..read more
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CEO Update: Lived experience leadership key to successful mental health reform
Mental Health Australia
by Mental Health Council of Australia
2d ago
Last week was an important milestone in the evolution of Australia’s mental health system, with representatives of the Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Senior Officials Lived Experience Group joining us for the first induction session in Canberra ..read more
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CEO Update from Mental Health Australia: Everyone belongs
Mental Health Australia
by Mental Health Council of Australia
2y ago
The term ‘Intersectionality’ refers to the ways in which different aspects of a person’s identity can expose them to overlapping forms of discrimination and marginalisation. It is interesting then, is it not, that this week and next sees the intersection of Harmony Week and Neighbour Day - both initiatives are about shedding stigma, celebrating diversity and building connection ..read more
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Submission to Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide
Mental Health Australia
by Mental Health Council of Australia
2y ago
Mental Health Australia was pleased to work in partnership with Suicide Prevention Australia to develop this joint submission to the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide. Mental Health Australia also thanks the many members, individuals and representatives of the National Mental Health Consumer and Carer Forum who contributed to this submission ..read more
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