
Two days notice not enough for NDIS participants to coordinate plans
Eight of Australia’s leading for purpose, community managed mental health providers are calling for a delay to the decision by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) to remove – almost immediately – support coordination funding from NDIS participants’ core supports budgets.

Honoured by ACT Mental Health Week Award
Wellways Australia’s Carer Outreach Program Experience (COPE) and its small capacity building group activities, Mystery Women and Mystery Men, were recognised in this year’s Award in the annual ACT Mental Health Week Awards.

Destroying cultural heritage doesn’t help build inclusive communities
Wellways stands in support of the Djab Wurrung and First Nations people who are defending their country and cultural heritage outside of the Victorian town of Ararat right now.

Due recognition for Australia’s 2.7 million unpaid carers
Australia’s 2.7 million unpaid carers are well deserving of a national week of recognition.

Wellways starts a stampede in support of Mental Health
October 10 is World Mental Health Day and Wellways Australia has once again thrown its support behind innovative public mental health awareness campaign, Stampede Stigma.

Lehmo leads the stampede to support Mental Health
October is Mental Health Month and Wellways Australia has again teamed up with comedian and media personality Anthony ‘Lehmo’ Lehmann to promote the innovative public mental health awareness campaign, Stampede Stigma.

Wellways payroll errors; we are sorry
Wellways recently identified two errors in our payroll which have adversely impacted on staff pay.

The costing model for recovery coaching
Neami National and Wellways Australia welcome the introduction of recovery coaching to the NDIS.

‘Sock it to Suicide’ campaign launched in Murrumbidgee
‘Sock it to Suicide’ is a campaign to raise awareness of the scale of suicide within our community and the role that each of us can play to help prevent it.

Mental health Prevention and Recovery Care in Melbourne’s East
Two Prevention and Recovery Care (PARC) sites located in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs will come under new management commencing midnight Tuesday 30 June 2020.