The release of the Australians for Mental Health’s first National Mental Health Monitor has revealed that one in three people rate their mental health as either “poor” or “very poor”, and that news reports...

Imagine going your whole life needing glasses and not having them. Imagine not being able to see the board at school or a computer screen at work. Imagine not seeing a friend walk past...

Australians for Mental Health welcomes today’s announcement of a funding boost that will see 3,000 new staff added to Centrelink’s struggling call centers. This much-needed step comes as ballooning call waiting times have caused...

Australians can no longer afford to wait for quality mental health care. Australians for Mental Health has built a team intended to disrupt the current systems and to create change for the better.   Our...

In early October Australians for Mental Health brought together a range of speakers from different backgrounds to discuss how we can best enhance national mental health prevention strategies.

The latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reveals a growing mental health crisis in younger Australians, and a system that is struggling to cope under the pressure.  The figures show that 38.8 percent...

Chris Gambian joined AfMH patron Ian Hickie and Jenna Price on ABC's The Drum to discuss mental health and the chilling statistics released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Australians for Mental Health's Executive Director, Chris Gambian, speaks to Sky news about "A Country in Chorus"; which has a month of choir workshops for Mental Health Month, this October. The response around the country for...

​We don’t know how many people died because of a deliberate policy decision of the Coalition government, and we never will. ​What we do know is huge harm was caused by the intentional and...

In November 2021, AFMH Board Member Professor Patrick McGorry AO (also Executive Director of Orygen, and a founding director of Headspace) talked with MJA news and online editor Cate Swannell about the realities of...