Stress Less in the Park a success.

More than 400 people attended the Stress Less in the Park event at the Civic Centre Lawns.

20 local service providers were present and providing engaging activities for event attendees, as well as providing information on how to access community support services.

The Alice Springs Reptile Centre did a presentation which was very popular and Get Physical provided a short stretch demonstration. Kumalie Riley provided a Welcome to Country and the Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson spoke on behalf of the Alice Springs Town Council.

Local musicians Maddi, Xavia and Paul Ah Chee performed on the day, and there was an Outside Broadcast by CAAMA Radio.

The event was organised with the support of a local committee which included representatives from Lutheran Care, Salvation Army, Central Australian Women’s Legal Service, Catholic Care and Flinders University.

The event was supported by the Alice Springs Town Council and Northern Territory Primary Health Network.

 

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MHACA hosted the final Alice Springs Mental Health Professionals Interagency Network meeting of the year today, followed by a shared lunch to celebrate the end of 2025. Thank you to all stakeholders and staff who have participated throughout the year, to our guest speakers and to everyone who has contributed to the network over the years.

We look forward to continuing to nurture a space of collaboration and connection to support better mental health outcomes for people in Central Australia.

If you work in the mental health or community services sector in Central Australia and would like to join our bimonthly interagency meetings, please email healthpromotion@mhaca.org.au
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MHACA hosted the final Alice Springs Mental Health Professionals Interagency Network meeting of the year today, followed by a shared lunch to celebrate the end of 2025. Thank you to all stakeholders and staff who have participated throughout the year, to our guest speakers and to everyone who has contributed to the network over the years.
We look forward to continuing to nurture a space of collaboration and connection to support better mental health outcomes for people in Central Australia.
If you work in the mental health or community services sector in Central Australia and would like to join our bimonthly interagency meetings, please email healthpromotion@mhaca.org.au
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