MHACA participants feature in the Centralian Advocate

MHACA held a range of events during the week of 5-10 October to celebrate Mental Health Week. We were very fortunate to take up several opportunities to promote Mental Health Week in the local media, with three of MHACA’s participants speaking to the Centralian Advocate about their personal experiences. MHACA CEO Paul Tomaszewski was also interviewed on local ABC as part of their ‘Mental As.. Mental Health Week programming, and CAAMA radio.

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Stress Less in the Plaza is on Friday 16 October 10am-1pm at the Alice Plaza, Mparntwe/Alice Springs.

It is the feature event of Mental Health Week and focuses on promoting positive mental health, connection and wellbeing — while having a little fun along the way!

With speakers, information stalls from local services, live music, a dance fitness workshop, kids’ activities, a VR experience, free massages by Plaza Wellbeing Centre and more!

Everyone is welcome. Bring your family, friends, colleagues or come along on your own. Stay for a few minutes or enjoy the whole three hours. Come and Stress Less in the Plaza with us!

This free community event is supported by funding from the Northern Territory PHN through the Australian Government's PHN Program.
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Stress Less in the Plaza is on Friday 16 October 10am-1pm at the Alice Plaza, Mparntwe/Alice Springs.

It is the feature event of Mental Health Week and focuses on promoting positive mental health, connection and wellbeing — while having a little fun along the way!

With speakers, information stalls from local services, live music, a dance fitness workshop, kids’ activities, a VR experience, free massages by Plaza Wellbeing Centre and more!

Everyone is welcome. Bring your family, friends, colleagues or come along on your own. Stay for a few minutes or enjoy the whole three hours. Come and Stress Less in the Plaza with us!

This free community event is supported by funding from the Northern Territory PHN through the Australian Governments PHN Program.
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