Projects
Community Mental Health Australia
Day To Day Living Project.
Link
to project information.
Surveys
Mental Health Carers Survey 2011-12
Following
the MHCA reports Adversity to Advocacy, the lives and
hopes of mental health carers in 2009 and the Mental
Health Carers Report 2010, the MHCA is seeking your
input to provide a true picture of the current situation
facing mental health carers in the Australia of 2011.
With
your input the Mental Health Council of Australia can
provide a clear picture of the issues affecting mental
health carers over the last 12 months.
Have your say,
go to:http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/569049/Mental-Health-Carers-Survey-2011-12or
the MHCA website open for your input from now until
Christmas Day http://www.mhca.org.au/
The results
will be published in the Mental Health Carers Report
2011-12.
If
you would prefer to complete a paper survey please
contact Carolyn.Conaghan@MHCA.org.au
or telephone:
02 6285 3100
Comorbidity
Training Needs Survey
The
Alcohol, Tobacco and other drugs Council is conducting
a survey to access the training needs of the broader
non-government and government organisations working
with people with co-existing mental health, alcohol
and drug issues. The information gathered will then
be used to inform the development of a cross sector
training package for workers in this area. The survey
takes approximately 10 minutes and is completely confidential.
http://atdc.org.au/2011/12/comorbidity-training-needs-survey/
If you have
any questions regarding the survey please contact
Amanda Street
6224 7780 amandas@atdc.org.au
mental health council of australia
As the peak
national body for mental health the MCHA is committed
to ensuring fair and equitable mental health services
for all Australians. We understand that feelings
of discrimination, victimisation, or negative judgement
create a real barrier to effective engagement in mental
health treatment.
The
MHCA would like
to invite you to complete a survey about your views
of health professionals’ attitudes and behaviours
towards people with mental illness as well as your
experience of care from mental health and other health
service providers. This could be directly as
a consumer of mental health services, or indirectly
as a carer for someone else with a mental illness who
has used these services. For furhter information on
how to participate in this important research please
follow the following link........Link
to survey information.
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