Events List

Help turn the tide on youth mental health Splash the Stigma brings our community together to raise vital funds for youth mental health whilst getting active, having fun and taking on a challenge. Too often stigma stands in the way of young people getting help, and the consequences can be devastating - suicide remains the leading cause of death for young people in Australia. All funds raised through Splash the Stigma will go to batyr to provide life-changing mental health education for high school students. Choose your swim distance and complete your challenge throughout February! Dive in this February and let’s splash the stigma!

Mindframe training session on safe and sensitive public communication around suicide and mental ill-health will include: A brief overview of the Mindframe program The Australian context, with current data The guidelines in-depth Examples of problematic communication Information about help-seeking and self-care Opportunity for a Q&A with Everymind team members about Mindframe. Register for this event via Eventbrite N.B THIS EVENT WILL BE HELD AT AUSTRALIAN EASTERN STANDARD TIME (AEDT)

Mindframe training session on safe and sensitive public communication around suicide and mental ill-health will include: A brief overview of the Mindframe program The Australian context, with current data The guidelines in-depth Examples of problematic communication Information about help-seeking and self-care Opportunity for a Q&A with Everymind team members about Mindframe. Register for this event via Eventbrite N.B THIS EVENT WILL BE HELD AT AUSTRALIAN EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME (AEDT)

Our Data in Practice series will take a deep dive into the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) Suicide and Self-Harm Monitoring System. This national system is the most comprehensive collation of data for deaths by suicide as well as self-harming and suicidal behaviours. It’s designed to improve the quality, accessibility, and timeliness of data on suicide and self-harm and to support policy makers, researchers, and practitioners to drive better outcomes The first webinar of the year will be hosted by Chris Killick-Moran and Rosalind Morland from AIHW and will showcase the Suicide and Self-Harm Monitoring System, focussing on data relating to the priority populations under the National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Agreement: ·        LGBTQIA+SB people ·        Culturally and linguistically diverse communities and refugees ·        People with a disability ·        People experiencing socioeconomic disadvantage CLICK HERE TO REGISTER