EoI: Support for Consumer Perspective Supervisors – Victoria, 2021
Are you a consumer who is currently providing discipline specific supervision to members of the Victorian mental health consumer workforce, and would like to access ongoing supports to enhance your
Remunerated Peer research opportunity
Independent evaluators, ARTD Consultants and Taylor Fry, are doing a research project on behalf of the Victorian Department of Health. They are looking for People in Victoria who are or
Become a member now
The VMIAC AGM is coming up . If you want to be involved, and aren’t a member, don’t worry. Membership is free, and you have until the 6th of October
CEO Update 17.09
In this weeks CEO Update find out more about the VMIAC Award, our Disability Royal Commission work, our new staff, and more.
What, where and how – research into experiences of adults with disability participating in the community without NDIS funding
Melbourne Disability Institute, Brotherhood of St Lawrence and Baptcare are calling for adults with disability without NDIS funding living in Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia, and their families and carers,
Disability Royal Commission Update
As consumers, we understand the value of putting trust in people and services to support and care for us. Too often, however, our trust is betrayed. These experiences can wound
Heidi Everett
“An exquisite literary memoir about the wonder, the humour, and the realities that exist beyond what is printed in a person’s mental health file” Heidi is a wonderful friend of
Local Service Implementation
The Victorian Government are currently asking for feedback on the future of Local Services, as part of their implementation of the Royal Commissions Recommendations. As part of this they are
CEO Update With Craig Wallace | 03.09.21
Check out this weeks CEO Update with Craig to hear all the details about nominations for the VMIAC awards, new exciting staff appointments and more.
Disability, mental health, and the pandemic
“In these moments, time changes to something we push through to reach the other side. We are well versed in holding onto the hope that things will improve”. Read our