Taking Care of Worries

MHACA has collaborated with the Women’s Safety Services of Central Australia (WOSSCA) to develop a shared resource with MHACA.

The project is inspired by providing mental health support to Aboriginal women who are experiencing or have experienced domestic and family violence however the messaging will be broad enough to encompass being relevant to any Aboriginal women who may have ‘too many worries’ on their mind.

Taking Care of Worries is both a poster resource and A5 Flyer.

Please contact MHACA 89504600 or email info@mhaca.org.au if you would like some copies of the poster or flyers for display or distribution.

The resource was finalised in December 2021, and accompanying social media resources will be shared this year.

 

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Today is Bipolar Awareness Day. We recognise the strength, resilience, and courage of people living with bipolar disorder. We also acknowledge the friends, families, and supporters who walk alongside them—offering care, understanding, and connection.

Bipolar disorder is a complex mental health condition but with the right supports, understanding, and care, people can and do live full and meaningful lives.

Let’s continue to break down stigma, build awareness and support one another. 💙

Artwork credit Bipolar Australia

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Today is Bipolar Awareness Day. We recognise the strength, resilience, and courage of people living with bipolar disorder. We also acknowledge the friends, families, and supporters who walk alongside them—offering care, understanding, and connection.
Bipolar disorder is a complex mental health condition but with the right supports, understanding, and care, people can and do live full and meaningful lives.
Let’s continue to break down stigma, build awareness and support one another. 💙
Artwork credit Bipolar Australia 
#WorldBipolarDay #BipolarAustralia #MentalHealth

Embrace Multicultural Mental Health is a national organisation that works to strengthen the cultural responsiveness and inclusivity of Australia’s mental health and suicide prevention services.

Embrace supports multicultural communities by providing access to mental health resources, links to services, and translated information in a range of languages — including clear explanations about what mental health is and how to seek support.

Find more resources in English and other languages at www.embracementalhealth.org.au.
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Embrace Multicultural Mental Health  is a national organisation that works to strengthen the cultural responsiveness and inclusivity of Australia’s mental health and suicide prevention services.
Embrace supports multicultural communities by providing access to mental health resources, links to services, and translated information in a range of languages — including clear explanations about what mental health is and how to seek support.
Find more resources in English and other languages at www.embracementalhealth.org.au.
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