Learn all about about the Acute Care Team at our upcoming Conversations with Families and Friends.
The Conversations with Families and Friends Program is an education and information program that is for those who have lived or living experience supporting a family member or friend who has or does live with:
- Mental ill health
- Suicidality, and or
- Alcohol and other drug use.
This month, (December 6th, 11am-1pm) we will be hearing from Lachlan Collins and Anita Chung Gon from the Acute Care Team. They will be talking to use about what to Acute Care Team is, focussing on the Acute Care Team, ACCESS Mental Health, and Head to Health.
After we hear from Lachlan and Anita, you will then have an opportunity to provide feedback on your experiences to influence positive change within the services as well as have your voice heard.
These sessions ARE NOT FOR:
- service providers
- consumers
- Those under 18 years of age
You can attend online (https://events.humanitix.com/conversations-with-families-and-friends-online-5pmy5ug8)
or in person at 2 Terry Street Glenorchy, Ground Floor (https://events.humanitix.com/conversations-with-families-and-friends-face-to-face-rfvetjh6)
For more information call us on 6228 7448, email lived.experience@mhff.org.au
