Our November edition is out now! You will find links to on-line programs, services and resources, and what’s happing in the community sector and much […]
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Commencement of Recovery College
The purpose of this communication is to provide an important update in relation to the Mental Health Recovery College. The […]
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Emerging Minds Families
Emerging Minds provides resources, information and tools to professionals and organisations working with children, parents and families to support child mental health and wellbeing. This […]
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Family and Friend Mentoring Program
MHFFTas are looking to co-design a Mental Health and AOD Family and Friend Mentoring Program to support mental health and AOD families and friends. […]
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Family and Friends Representative Promotion
As it is Carers Week, it is a fitting time to both promote a program where family and friend voices are valued and recognised, but […]
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Call2Connect Launch
Are you supporting a friend or family member with mental ill health or co-occurring mental ill health and drug use? Do you need some one-on-one […]
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Caring Voices Newsletter – August 2022
You will find links to on-line programs, services and resources, self-advocacy workshops in your region, what’s happing in the community sector and much more. Enjoy! […]
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Recovery College Milestone!
Recovery College Taster Sessions have successfully commenced! The Recovery College is an exciting new initiative through the Tasmanian Mental Health Reform Program. Recovery Colleges bring […]
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“Safer than a Google Search” — A New Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Drugs Online Resource For The Tasmanian Community
The Drug Education Network has launched CODE (Community Online Drug Education) to give the Tasmanian community timely access to evidence-based information relating to alcohol, tobacco […]
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Have Your Say on Youth Suicide Prevention in Tamania
The Tasmanian Government is developing the next Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Strategy. We want to hear from young people (aged 12-25), their parents/carers, and anyone who […]
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