Month: March 2021

Research Call Out!

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Have you used mental health services, and had experiences of both physical and mental health concerns? Researchers from RMIT University, Charles Sturt University, Equally Well and Healthtalk Australia want to

CEO Update 24th March

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Join us this week as Maggie reveals more details of our Just Saying project launch, our Royal Commission response, and more in this weeks CEO update.

Independent Advocacy

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We have developed a page to round up of all the Independent Advocacy news and information. This is a serious issues that will negatively impact the lives of countless people

Independent Assessment

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As part of our action against the NDIS’s addition of Independent Assessment we tweeted a number of news articles and resources informing our members about these changes, read them here!

Women’s March

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VMIAC stands by women and their right to feel safe. Together we are stronger, together we can advocate for change. Feel free to read this great article on the march

VMIAC Royal Commission Briefings

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With the release of The Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System, VMIAC have prepared a number of briefings for our membership based on our readings and findings from the

HLEN Royal Commission Briefing

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HLEN presents an online panel discussion. The discussion will commence with an overview of the final recommendations by the Royal Commission followed by consumer academic, forensic psychiatrist and socio-legal perspectives.

Happy International Women’s Day

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Today on International Women’s Day we want to celebrate all women, and the long important history of women’s liberation and the ongoing pursuit of equality. As part of this we

VMIAC News Summary

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It has been amazing seeing the media attention VMIAC and rights of consumers voices have been receiving since the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System was released yesterday. Ensuring

Royal Commission Update!

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We are really excited about the recommendations that have come out of the Royal Commission and the government’s commitment to their implementation. We are currently working hard to read through

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