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Many Australians have an experience of the mental health and suicide prevention system in their community, whether they have reached out to a service, provided care and support to a family member or friend who has a lived or living experience of mental ill-health or suicide, or they are involved in delivering mental health or suicide prevention services.
The National Mental Health Commission has commenced the Making Connections for Your Mental Health and Wellbeing program travelling to every State and Territory to connect with communities. During this program, we are inviting every person who lives in Australia to connect with us and to share your experience of the mental health and suicide prevention systems an online National Connections Survey. (It only takes 10 mins to complete)
We are connecting with people who live, work and learn in diverse Australian communities as we visit 37 communities around Australia, across every State and Territory.
Each service, town and person is unique. Your voice is vital to understanding what is and isn’t working and if real and impactful change is being made in communities across Australia. By sharing your experience, you can help the Commission build evidence to shape outcomes for future national mental health and suicide prevention reform.
To learn more about the program or read the snapshots of the locations we have already visited, head to our website.
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