The Lived Experiencce Peer Cadet Program will be open to applications as of 4pm Monday 17 January 2022.

We are delighted to announce the release of our Semester One 2022 training calendar. Pleasingly, it marks the return of face to face learning at Mental Health Victoria.

It was your typical “green change”. Bernard Galbally was working in the music industry in inner city Melbourne, but the avid bushwalker longed to be closer to nature. So he moved with his wife and two kids to Woodend in the Macedon Ranges. They set up on an acreage and settled in to enjoy the “horizons and big sky”. There was a romanticism to it. A sense of idyllic freedom. But even the brightest dreams can have their dark side.

Mental Health Victoria is pleased to release its budget submission for 2022/2023 Victorian Government expenditure on mental health. 

We are pleased to launch the Lived Experience Workforce Grants Program.

Today we are proud to share with you our 2020-21 Annual Report which outlines our work and achievements across the course of the year.

We're excited to announce the first round of speakers and launch the program for Learning from Adversity: Bushfires, COVID and the lessons for mental health reform.

The mental health impacts of COVID-19 have been extensive and tangible. The impacts on those with eating disorders are no exception.

We are delighted to announce the outcome of the 2021 Mental Health Victoria Board Ballot. We wish to congratulate Lee-Anne Carter and Christopher McDermott for being elected.

Mental Health Victoria, in collaboration with the Department of Health, is undertaking a review of the Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work.