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Queensland Alliance for Mental Health Inc. does not necessarily support the views contained in the sites below and does not take any responsibility for the material they may contain.
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Whatworks4u.org Whatworks4u.org aims to improve treatment for young people with mental health problems by gathering information about what works in the real world. |
Youth and Family | 23/05/11 |
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Business in Mind Business in Mind is a unique research project focusing on mental health and well-being in small- to medium-business and non-government/non-profit organisational (NGO) settings. |
Community | 17/05/11 |
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NEW VETERAN’S AFFAIRS WEBSITE The Dept of Veteran’s Affairs has launched a new mental health initiative to assist veteran’s experiencing the affects of mental illness and their families. Providing information... |
Community | 04/05/11 |
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EAST BRISBANE COMMUNITY CENTRE This centre at 538 Vulture Street East, East Brisbane offers many programs and activities including:
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Community | 04/05/11 |
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Mindframe This is the companion website to the Australian Government's Mindframe National Media Initiative in Australia. The sections of |
Other | 23/02/11 |
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Report: Making the Case for Peer Support A report to the Mental Health Commission of Canada. Consultants: Mary O'Hagan, Celine Cyr, Heather McKee and Robyn Priest. |
Community | 20/12/10 |
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Report: Making the Case for Peer Support A report to the Mental Health Commission of Canada. Consultants: Mary O'Hagan, Celine Cyr, Heather McKee and Robyn Priest. |
International | 20/12/10 |
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ABC Ramp Up ABC's new website dedicated to all things disability - to ramp up the conversation about disability in Australia. It's a place for people with disabilities to have a say. This site is your space... |
Disability | 06/12/10 |
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Brainwaves Artworx Consumer self help group which endeavours to maintain our mental well being by creating art and holding exhibitions. Based on the Gold Coast Qld. |
Other | 14/10/10 |
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Mood Memos This University of Melbourne sponsored website offers emails with information and self-help advice about mild depression. Mood Memos are free, confidential, and may help improve your mental health... |
Other | 05/10/10 |
