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Mental Health Services Accessibility Study

13 May 2020

Professor Bob Knight at the University of Southern Queensland and Psychology Honours student Kay Mattingley are inviting people 18 years of age and older living in Australia to participate in a survey about accessibility of mental health services.

Wills and EPAs during COVID – what does this mean for signatures?

1 May 2020

People can now virtually sign and witness of documents such as wills, general powers of attorney, enduring powers of attorney, advance health directives, statutory declarations, deeds and many other types of documents.

Taking action to support mental health

28 February 2020

We need to change attitudes and behaviour towards people with mental health issues, so that they don’t have to live in shame, isolation and silence.

Wellbeing

Taking a break

31 January 2020

‘Respite’ simply means taking a break. It’s important that carers take time for themselves to rest and recharge while respite care services look after the person being cared for. It provides an opportunity for both people to take a break.

Respite

Loneliness is an issue all year round

13 January 2020

At Christmas, when we are bombarded with romantic images of families and friends joyfully celebrating together, it is in fact a problem year-round.

Regional Delivery Partners for the Carers Gateway

28 August 2019

Ten not-for-profit organisations who will receive about $493 million over five years to establish a new network of 16 Carer Gateway service to support the important work of the nation’s unpaid carers.

Aged Care Reforms

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Mental Health Services Accessibility Study

Wills and EPAs during COVID – what does this mean for signatures?

Taking action to support mental health

Taking a break

Loneliness is an issue all year round

Regional Delivery Partners for the Carers Gateway