Month: May 2021

Bail reform is urgently needed

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Bail reform is urgently needed. Indigenous deaths in custody are not something we can ignore, and Victoria’s draconian bail laws are contributing to this problem. we are proud to co-sign

Royal Commission Briefings

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Come and join us Thursdays for the latest of our Royal Commission Briefings. Tomorrow we will be looking at the latest budget announcements and how they impact and reflect the

Towards Elimination: the 6 Core Strategies for reducing restrictive interventions

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The Office of the Chief Psychiatrist and the Office of the Chief Mental Health Nurse, in partnership with Te Pou and the Health Quality & Safety Commission New Zealand, are pleased

NDIS Recovery Consultations

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The National Disability Insurance Agency is seeking to align recovery support for individuals, with services provided under the NDIS. This relates to questions about how NDIS providers can best support

Disability Royal Commission Update

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Do you have an important story to share about your experiences of psychosocial disability? VMIAC is here to support you make a submission to the Disability Royal Commission. Click here

Free Tickets! Come Join Us!

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As part of commitment to raise up consumer voices, VMIAC are proud to support “Little Brother, Big Sister” and presented by La Mama “Drawn from the writer’s lived experience of

Mental Health Tribunal Consumer and Carer Advisory Group

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Are you interested in joining the Mental Health Tribunal’s consumer and carer advisory group? They are recruiting to fill 2 vacancies for: A person who has used clinical mental health

Maggie’s Going Away Party

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Maggie has been an amazing CEO and we are excited to be putting on a party to see her off. We are calling all interested consumers and members to come

What is Recovery: VMIAC Video Series

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These videos are powerful and emotional insights into what recovery means to every individual and how people draw strength and insight from their lived experiences of mental health and wellbeing.

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