Building a mental health system for the future
With our members and partners, we’re helping shape a mental health sector that meets the needs of all Victorians.
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Briefing to an incoming government: The First 100 Days
After extensive consultation with organisations and individuals in the sector, Mental Health Victoria is proud to be releasing The First 100 Days: Mental health sector briefing to an incoming Victorian Government.
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Big Feels At Work ramps up for Season 3
The Big Feels Club is promoting its industry-focussed podcast, Big Feels At Work, ahead of its third season. The podcast, featuring chats with workers about their experiences, aims to provide support for anyone working in the mental health and wellbeing or AOD sectors.
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Celebrate the work of carers this National Carers Week
There are celebrations across Australia for National Carers Week 2022, a week to recognise the vital work paid and unpaid carers do.
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Lived and Living Experience Workforce Leadership Development Grants
Applications for the first round of the Lived and Living Experience Workforce Leadership Development Grants have now closed.
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Lived and Living Experience Workforce Leadership Development: Grants
Mental Health Victoria is proud to announce the opening round of the Lived and Living Experience Workforce Leadership Development Grants.
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Mental Health Victoria’s policy and advocacy work aims to build a sector that meets the mental health needs of all Victorians.
Mental Health Victoria acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as traditional custodians of the land on which it operates. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging, and value the rich history, unbroken culture and ongoing connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to country.
Mental Health Victoria acknowledge those people touched directly and indirectly by mental health vulnerabilities, trauma, suicide and neurodiversity, and their families, kin, friends and carers. We acknowledge the ongoing contribution of those people in the mental health sector.
Mental Health Victoria values diversity. We advocate for a safe and inclusive society for all people, regardless of their ethnicity, faith, disability, sexuality, or gender identity, and uphold these values in all we do.
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