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Location: Broken Hill, Ivanhoe, Balranald, Menindee, Wilcannia, Wentworth Shires and Tibooburra]

Address: 14 Ross Street, Wilcannia 2836

Catchment Area: Far West

Eligibility: N/A

Supported By: Commonwealth Dept of Health, Dept of Social Services, Far West LHD, NSW Attorney General's Dept, NSW Dept of Family and Community Services, NSW Ministry of Health, and CAGES Foundation

Website: https://www.maarima.com.au/contact-us

Contact Number: 08 8082 9777

Main Contact: Call or Enquire online

Availability: Mon-Fri (9am-5pm)

Description: providing primary healthcare program to the Aboriginal people of far western NSW. They offer cultural activies, sport, healthy eating and youth activities. There is also the Indigenous Community Links (ICL) which is a community support service that supports social inclusion through having access to transport, leadership, and activities and programs.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Carers

Support Types

Health Services

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The festivities for this year`s @sydneymardigras have officially begun! 🏳️‍🌈

Celebrating 47 years in 2025, get ready for 17 days of unforgettable moments, international performers, parties, theatre, community events and the world-famous Sydney Mardi Gras Parade on Saturday March 1st. This year`s theme `Free to Be` is a celebration of the strides toward true LGBTQIA+ equality while also acting as a global reminder that the fight is far from over.

MHCN proudly stands with the LGBTQIA+ community every day, not just during Mardi Gras. We recognize the unique challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ individuals and we celebrate diversity, inclusion, equity, and social justice while ensuring LGBTQIA+ carers are seen, supported, and empowered.

🔗 Click the link in our bio to check out the Mardi Gras program and access a range of free community events with everything from parties to art showcases, and much more!

#MardiGras2025 #FreeToBe #LGBTQIA+Carers #SydneyMardiGras #PrideAndVisibility

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The festivities for this year's @sydneymardigras have officially begun! 🏳️‍🌈 Celebrating 47 years in 2025, get ready for 17 days of unforgettable moments, international performers, parties, theatre, community events and the world-famous Sydney Mardi Gras Parade on Saturday March 1st. This year's theme 'Free to Be' is a celebration of the strides toward true LGBTQIA+ equality while also acting as a global reminder that the fight is far from over. MHCN proudly stands with the LGBTQIA+ community every day, not just during Mardi Gras. We recognize the unique challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ individuals and we celebrate diversity, inclusion, equity, and social justice while ensuring LGBTQIA+ carers are seen, supported, and empowered. 🔗 Click the link in our bio to check out the Mardi Gras program and access a range of free community events with everything from parties to art showcases, and much more! #MardiGras2025 #FreeToBe #LGBTQIA+Carers #SydneyMardiGras #PrideAndVisibility

📅 Staying Connected When Emotions Run High is a workshop for families, partners and friends supporting a person (aged 12+ years) who has changeable and overwhelming emotions; experiences relationship difficulties and/or displays impulsive or destructive behaviour such as aggression, self-harm and suicidal behaviours.

Upcoming session: Tuesday 18th February 2025 from 9:30am- 3:30pm
Venue: Port Kembla Golf Club, Golf Place, Primbee NSW
Cost: FREE with morning tea and lunch provided

🔗 Registration essential! Please ensure you register your attendance via the link in our bio

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📅 Staying Connected When Emotions Run High is a workshop for families, partners and friends supporting a person (aged 12+ years) who has changeable and overwhelming emotions; experiences relationship difficulties and/or displays impulsive or destructive behaviour such as aggression, self-harm and suicidal behaviours. Upcoming session: Tuesday 18th February 2025 from 9:30am- 3:30pm Venue: Port Kembla Golf Club, Golf Place, Primbee NSW Cost: FREE with morning tea and lunch provided 🔗 Registration essential! Please ensure you register your attendance via the link in our bio

In a joint media release with other NSW mental health peak bodies, the Mental Health Coordinating Council (MHCC) and @beingmentalhealthconsumers, MHCN urges the media to better understand how to portray people living with mental health challenges in the news and all forms of communication.

The widespread stigma surrounding mental ill health leads to misconceptions about the risk posed by individuals experiencing mental health issues. The public must be presented with correct information so that they can empathise with the difficulties people face, rather than be made fearful through sensational reporting of situations involving people experiencing mental health challenges or critical events.

It is easy to make assumptions about what may have led to an event occurring when, in fact, there is much more complexity and detail required to fully understand why an event took place.

🔗 Click our link in bio to read the full media release.

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In a joint media release with other NSW mental health peak bodies, the Mental Health Coordinating Council (MHCC) and @beingmentalhealthconsumers, MHCN urges the media to better understand how to portray people living with mental health challenges in the news and all forms of communication. The widespread stigma surrounding mental ill health leads to misconceptions about the risk posed by individuals experiencing mental health issues. The public must be presented with correct information so that they can empathise with the difficulties people face, rather than be made fearful through sensational reporting of situations involving people experiencing mental health challenges or critical events. It is easy to make assumptions about what may have led to an event occurring when, in fact, there is much more complexity and detail required to fully understand why an event took place. 🔗 Click our link in bio to read the full media release.

📅 Staying Connected When Emotions Run High is a workshop for families, partners and friends supporting a person (aged 12+ years) who has changeable and overwhelming emotions; experiences relationship difficulties and/or displays impulsive or destructive behaviour such as aggression, self-harm and suicidal behaviours.

Upcoming session: Tuesday 18th February 2025 from 9:30am- 3:30pm
Venue: Port Kembla Golf Club, Golf Place, Primbee NSW
Cost: FREE with morning tea and lunch provided

🔗 Registration essential! Please ensure you register your attendance via the link in our bio

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📅 Staying Connected When Emotions Run High is a workshop for families, partners and friends supporting a person (aged 12+ years) who has changeable and overwhelming emotions; experiences relationship difficulties and/or displays impulsive or destructive behaviour such as aggression, self-harm and suicidal behaviours. Upcoming session: Tuesday 18th February 2025 from 9:30am- 3:30pm Venue: Port Kembla Golf Club, Golf Place, Primbee NSW Cost: FREE with morning tea and lunch provided 🔗 Registration essential! Please ensure you register your attendance via the link in our bio

In a joint media release with other NSW mental health peak bodies, the Mental Health Coordinating Council (MHCC) and @beingmentalhealthconsumers, MHCN urges the media to better understand how to portray people living with mental health challenges in the news and all forms of communication.

The widespread stigma surrounding mental ill health leads to misconceptions about the risk posed by individuals experiencing mental health issues. The public must be presented with correct information so that they can empathise with the difficulties people face, rather than be made fearful through sensational reporting of situations involving people experiencing mental health challenges or critical events.

It is easy to make assumptions about what may have led to an event occurring when, in fact, there is much more complexity and detail required to fully understand why an event took place.

🔗 Click our link in bio to read the full media release.

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In a joint media release with other NSW mental health peak bodies, the Mental Health Coordinating Council (MHCC) and @beingmentalhealthconsumers, MHCN urges the media to better understand how to portray people living with mental health challenges in the news and all forms of communication. The widespread stigma surrounding mental ill health leads to misconceptions about the risk posed by individuals experiencing mental health issues. The public must be presented with correct information so that they can empathise with the difficulties people face, rather than be made fearful through sensational reporting of situations involving people experiencing mental health challenges or critical events. It is easy to make assumptions about what may have led to an event occurring when, in fact, there is much more complexity and detail required to fully understand why an event took place. 🔗 Click our link in bio to read the full media release.
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