NDIS Transition Leaving People With Severe Mental Illness Behind

A report recently released by Community Mental Health Australia (CMHA) highlights some of the difficulties and barriers which are being experienced by people with a psychosocial disability in applying for the NDIS.

MHACA is one of two organisations in the Northern Territory that have contributed data to the research being conducted by CMHA in conjunction with University of Sydney. Our experience of the transition process is consistent with national trends, which suggest thatΒ a lower than expected proportion of people with psychosocial disability are being accepted on to the scheme.

Download the Community Mental Health Australia Media Release

Download the report at https://tinyurl.com/y3so6cnh

Read an article from ProBono Australia on this issue https://probonoaustralia.com.au/news/2019/04/people-with-severe-mental-illness-left-behind-in-ndis-transition/

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MHACA's Craft group was proud to be involved in 'Sextillion ways to kneel and kiss the ground' - a collaborative art installation by Kirrily Jordan in which 250 people participated. πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘ The installation is exhibited at Araluen Arts Centre as part of the Alice Prize, a national contemporary prize that celebrates artists from all over Australia.

The group went to check out the exhibition and took the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful weather while working on their current project over a coffee at Yaye's Cafe.

This activity is for MHACA participants only. If you, or someone you know, would like to access MHACA's mental health services email intake@mhaca.org.au or call 8950 4600 to make an intake appointment. For people with and without a #NDIS plan.

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MHACAs Craft group was proud to be involved in Sextillion ways to kneel and kiss the ground - a collaborative art installation by Kirrily Jordan in which 250 people participated. πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘ The installation is exhibited at Araluen Arts Centre as part of the Alice Prize, a national contemporary prize that celebrates artists from all over Australia. 
The group went to check out the exhibition and took the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful weather while working on their current project over a coffee at Yayes Cafe.
This activity is for MHACA participants only. If you, or someone you know, would like to access MHACAs mental health services email intake@mhaca.org.au or call 8950 4600 to make an intake appointment. For people with and without a #NDIS plan.
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