Opportunity | Join the NMHCA’s Regional and Remote Mental Health Expert Panel
The National Mental Health Consumer Alliance (NMHCA) is the national mental health peak body for mental health consumers. We are led by, and represent, the voices of people with lived
Opportunity | Join the NMHCA’s Multicultural Mental Health Expert Panel
The National Mental Health Consumer Alliance (NMHCA) is the national mental health peak body for mental health consumers. We are led by, and represent, the voices of people with lived
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PRIME MINISTER, THE NATIONAL CABINET, & THE OPPOSITION LEADER
Immediate Actions Required for Australians with Disability in Response to the Disability Royal Commission4th December 2024 Dear Prime Minister, Hon Anthony Albanese MP and Opposition Leader, Hon Peter Dutton MP,We
VMIAC Announcement
We are writing to inform you of a recent data breach that may have affected your personal data. As an organisation, we are committed to protecting your privacy and complying
NMHCA is recruiting a chairperson of the Rural and Remote Expert Group
The National Mental Health Consumer Alliance (NMHCA) is the national peak body for mental health consumers. We are led by and represent the voices of people with lived experiences of
VMIAC Statement on Israel-Palestine Conflict
VMIAC is part of a mental health consumer and survivor movement grounded in human rights and social justice. We hope for a community where people can stand proud, live a
CLIG participant Jess shares her experience
Peer support worker, consumer consultant, and VMIAC member Jess Ferguson-McLellan is one of 28 students in VMIAC’s groundbreaking pilot training program, Consumer Leading in Governance. At the time, the Victorian
VMIAC’s reaction to the Federal Government’s response to the Disability Royal Commission
On 30 July 2024, the Federal Government published its response to the Disability Royal Commission. The Federal Government responded to the 172 recommendations that it was found to be responsible
VMIAC deeply disappointed NDIS reforms have passed
The National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Getting the NDIS Back on Track No.1) Bill 2024 passed Parliament on 22 August 2024. This means that these reforms will become law and
Alt2Su: When Conversations Turn to Suicide training updates
VMIAC held the final round of Alt2Su: When Conversations Turn to Suicide training.