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Strong Spirit Strong Mind Aboriginal Programs Training Graduation Ceremony
On Friday, the Mental Health Commission congratulated 14 Strong Spirit Strong Mind Aboriginal Programs training participants who have graduated with a Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs
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Depression: Let’s Talk – World Health Organisation Day 2017
Every year the World Health Organisation (WHO) celebrates its founding on Friday 7 April with the launch of a new campaign highlighting a health issue. This year the theme is Depression: Let’s Talk.
Expressions of Interest – Consumer Co-Chair for AoD Consumer Involvement Committee - CLOSED
Expressions of interest for the position of Consumer Co-Chair for the Consumer Involvement Committee have now closed.
Become a parent volunteer and help support others
The Parent and Family Drug Support Line is currently recruiting for new parent peer volunteers to join its existing team.
Expressions of Interest for Accommodation and Support Strategy Advisory Committee - CLOSED
Expressions of interest for consumers and family members and/or carers for the Accommodation and Support Strategy Advisory Committee has now closed.
60 extra treatment beds for meth users
An extra 60 beds are now available for people who want treatment for methamphetamine addiction.
Royalties for Regions funding for alcohol and drug services in the North West
WA State Government announced additional $18.9 million from Royalties for Regions. Allocated to continue North West Drug and Alcohol Support Program.
New Mental Health Commission website
The Mental Health Commission has launched a new website, creating an integrated, improved and up-to-date source of information for both the community and the mental health, alcohol and other drug sector.
Public comment sought for compulsory alcohol and drug treatment
The Mental Health Commission is now seeking feedback on the Exposure Draft Bill and the proposed Compulsory Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Treatment Program in Western Australia.