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headspace supports young people, between the ages of 12-25, with mental health, physical health, drug and alcohol support and educational/vocational support. All services are FREE.
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Judging for the 2019 Loddon Healthy Minds Network Art Competition has been completed.
A total of 21 entries were received for this year’s competition; entrants were challenged to complete an art piece using either of the two chosen items of;
'Mental health matters to us all'
OR
‘Mental health begins with me‘
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Stressed out? Feeling helpless? Help is here.
HeadtoHelp supports Victorians of all ages. Take the first steps towards finding the mental health and wellbeing support that’s best for you.
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Psychosocial Recovery Services
Day to Day Living programs which ended on 30 June 2019, are receiving their support though the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) or PHN (Primary Health Network) funded psychosocial supports.
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Are You QPR Ready?
Question. Persuade. Refer. QPR training is designed to provide everyday people with three simple steps to help save a life from suicide.
Chances are you’re in a position to help. QPR helps to make sure you know what to do.
For more information go to https://www.murrayphn.org.au/qpr/
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This workshop will help you recognise signs that someone may be considering suicide.
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MENTAL HEALTH FOUNDATION AUSTRALIA ARE RUNNING
FREE ONLINE SUPPORT GROUPS!
Mental Health Foundation Australia is making all of their support groups available online until further notice.
Once you register, closer to the support group date, the group facilitator will contact you with the link to join the meeting.
For further information:
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phone: 1300 643 287
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This Bendigo workshop is open to anyone who has been a consumer of mental health services. The peer support team will be running this workshop to help consumer prepare their submissions.
Time: 11.00am - 1.00pm
Date: Friday 28 June 2019
Venue: Long Gully Community Centre (23-29 Havilah Road, Long Gully, VIC, 3550)
For further information and to RSVP your attendance, visit the website.
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Continuing to raise awareness of mental health within the Loddon community; the Loddon Healthy Minds Art Competition has been on again in 2020!!
This year the themes were
Open Section & Aged 14-18 years: ‘Stop Stigma’
Aged 9-14 years: ‘Living happy & healthy’
Aged under 9 years: ‘Kindness begins with me’ colouring poster
These art themes challenged entrants to explore why mental health is important to everyone, and looking at their own mental health.
This year we had four sections; Open, Upper secondary, Middle school and Junior.
All 75 entries have now been collected and judging completed on 29 October.
Please note there were no Open section entries this year
And the winners are:
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The Loddon Healthy Minds Network are delighted to announce the winners of the 2018 Art Competition. A total of 34 entries were received this year, based on the themes “Stop Mental Health Stigma” and “Words For Wellbeing”.
This year also saw our first literary entry from Wedderburn College student Alexis Timu who wrote a great piece titled “Stand Up”.
And the winners are..........
Best In Show Anne-Maree Hansen
Best In Show (Schools) Sophie Perryman (Boort District School)
Open Section 1st Prize Anne-Maree Hansen
Open Section 2nd Prize Anne-Maree Hansen
Boort District School 1st Prize Rebecca Barsdell
Boort District School 2nd Prize Amy Malone
Pyramid Hill College 1st Prize Lizzie Newell
Pyramid Hill College 2nd Prize Isabelle Caspani
Wedderburn College 1st Prize Janet Launder
Wedderburn College 2nd Prize Genevieve Tonkin
Thank you to all the entrants who submitted artwork for this years competition, and congratulations to all the winners!!
We look forward to announcing the 2019 Art Competition theme in the new year!
Please note that the information provided on this page, or anywhere else on the site, is for general information only. It is NOT intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice from qualified practitioners. If you have concerns regarding your mental health, seek help from suitably qualfied people.