Our Work
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The 2022 Federal Election is our chance to highlight how every election issue can impact the mental health of individuals, families, and communities, as well as our mental health system.
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Read our policy submissions on a range of Australia’s key issues in mental health. -
Find Mental Health Australia’s latest public comments on mental health events, reviews, and policies.
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Productivity Commission Inquiry into Mental Health Final Report
On Monday 16 November 2020, the Australian Government tabled the Productivity Commission Inquiry into Mental Health Final Report.
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Embrace Multicultural Mental Health (the Embrace Project) is run by Mental Health Australia and provides a national focus on mental health and suicide prevention for people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds.
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This World Mental Health day, the message is simple: “Look after your mental health, Australia.”
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Mental Health Australia is committed to working towards a mentally healthy community where every person is able to participate and contribute free from discrimination.
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This report provides a rich and valuable evidence base to augment the NDIS’ support approach to participants with psychosocial disability. This is the final report of the Optimising Psychosocial Support Project which brought together, for the first time, service level...
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Mental Health Australia - Submission to National Disability Strategy - Consultation Stage 2-5 November 2020. This submission includes a range of recommendations to guide the drafting and development of the revised Strategy.
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Australia’s mental health requires urgent action. The Productivity Commission Inquiry into Mental Health provides a once in a generation opportunity to realise our nation’s mental wealth, and to finally fix our ailing mental health system. We know that investing in mental health provides...
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Investing to Save: The economic benefits for Australia of investment in mental health reform, tackles a set of complex issues from a new perspective, and a new pragmatic approach to the scale of the task of reforming our mental health system.
