Would you like to learn how to support someone who is feeling suicidal? Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) “Conversations about Suicide” training will teach you practical skills to […]
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Training – Conversations About Suicide – Devonport
Would you like to learn how to support someone who is feeling suicidal? Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) “Conversations about Suicide” training will teach you practical skills to […]
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Training – Conversations About Suicide – Ravenswood
Would you like to learn how to support someone who is feeling suicidal? Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) “Conversations about Suicide” training will teach you practical skills to […]
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2021 State Election
This April, we ask our 2021 State Election Candidates: what is your commitment to mental health families and friends in Tasmania? To support policy makers […]
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Budget Priorities Submission to the Tasmanian Government for the 2021-2022 State Budget
MHFFTas’ Budget Priorities Submission to the Tasmanian Government for 2021-22 is now available. Our submission is informed by the lived experience of mental health family […]
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Mental Health First Aid Training (Glenorchy)
Would you like to learn how to safely, helpfully and confidently support and talk about mental health and mental illnesses?
Online and Face-to-Face Safe Spaces
mental health families & friends TASMANIA offers state-wide peer support sessions for families and friends who support a person with mental ill health. Safe Spaces are held […]
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Peer Work and the NDIS Induction Training – free 2 day workshops
MHFFT is calling for expressions of interest to participate in a series of free, two-day training opportunities for family and carers of people with mental […]
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Conversations with Mental Health Services
THE NEW MENTAL HEALTH SHORT STAY UNIT (MHSSU) & YOUR SECTOR-RELATED QUESTIONS This is an opportunity to speak with representatives from Mental Health Services and […]
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SANE Forum (Tuesday 13th of October) Copy
Postponed – Our rights as mental health families and friends.
