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Everymind is seeking family day care educators to trial a new online education program, Minds Together, which aims to enhance capacity and confidence around promoting children’s mental health and wellbeing.
Everymind has today launched The Mentally Healthy 2020 national survey to further understand the mental health and wellbeing of the media, marketing and creative industry in Australia.
Do you have a passion for prevention and translational research? Everymind is seeking interested PhD students to join our team conducting research around the prevention of mental ill-health and suicide as part of The Prevention Hub.
Everymind has launched a new national survey, targeting people who own or work in a small business to help us better understand key stressors and the mental health and wellbeing of those within the sector.
Everymind welcomes the news today from the National Mental Health Commission (NMHC) outlining clear links between investment in mental health prevention initiatives and positive economic benefit for workplaces, schools and communities
Everymind welcomes the news from the Federal Minister for Health Greg Hunt on his plans to deliver a long term national health plan, focused intervention and preventative health measures for all Australians.
Everymind’s Ahead for Business initiative is among a number of programs and organisations providing digital support to small business owners as part of the Small Business Digital Champions Conference in Sydney this week.
Next month Newcastle will be host to the NSW Regional Safety Conference & Expo, where Everymind Director, Jaelea Skehan will present and facilitate a discussion on workplace mental health.
The findings from a new survey for Family Day Care educators which was launched by Everymind today will guide the development of an online training program targeting the mental health and wellbeing of children.
In partnership with SANE Australia, Everymind is pleased to announce launch of the national #StigmaPledge campaign today at Parliament House in Canberra.
Prevention First: A prevention and promotion framework for mental health