Mental Health Carers NSW

Location: Sydney

Address: Nabi Akram Islamic Centre, 37 Cowper Street, Granville

Catchment Area: Blacktown, Cumberland, Hills, Parramatta, WSLHD

Eligibility: Families and carers of people living with mental illness and disorders

Supported By: TMHC

Website: https://mindguide.org.au/listing/tmhc-afghani-carer-support-group/

Contact Number: 0427 842 469 Nabila Moshref

Main Contact: Nabila Moshref

Availability: 2nd Saturday of the month, 10 am - 1 pm

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📣 MHCN and the Agency for Clinical Innovation (ACI) invite carers to an online focus group on Monday 28 October from 4pm – 5:30pm to provide feedback on a proposed suicide-prevention resource. We are particularly interested in gathering insights on carer experiences from those who have supported a loved one who has used services due to a mental health crisis and/or received Aftercare services.

This resource is for service providers delivering the NSW Universal Aftercare Program which involves non-clinical and rapid, assertive follow-up support for individuals who have experienced suicidal thoughts, behaviours, or attempts. As spaces are limited, there will be a selection process if required and selected participants will receive remuneration for their time and engagement.

The online form takes 2 minutes to complete and closes on Friday 18 October at 5pm.

🔗 To learn more and submit your Expression of Interest, click the link in our bio!

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📣 MHCN and the Agency for Clinical Innovation (ACI) invite carers to an online focus group on Monday 28 October from 4pm – 5:30pm to provide feedback on a proposed suicide-prevention resource. We are particularly interested in gathering insights on carer experiences from those who have supported a loved one who has used services due to a mental health crisis and/or received Aftercare services. This resource is for service providers delivering the NSW Universal Aftercare Program which involves non-clinical and rapid, assertive follow-up support for individuals who have experienced suicidal thoughts, behaviours, or attempts. As spaces are limited, there will be a selection process if required and selected participants will receive remuneration for their time and engagement. The online form takes 2 minutes to complete and closes on Friday 18 October at 5pm. 🔗 To learn more and submit your Expression of Interest, click the link in our bio!

Everyone is on their own journey and the word ‘recovery’ may mean different things to different people. It takes time, effort and patience. For carers, building a strong support network and developing healthy relationship skills are essential for maintaining personal wellbeing whilst assisting a loved one on their recovery journey.

This year’s @bpdawarenessweek theme aims to provide hope as research shows that with appropriate treatment and support people with BPD `recover` and lead a life that’s meaningful to them. Resources for BPD Awareness Week 2024 include stories from people who live with BPD and those who support or care for them, an extensive list of informational factsheets and much more 💻

🔗 Click the link in our bio to learn more

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Everyone is on their own journey and the word ‘recovery’ may mean different things to different people. It takes time, effort and patience. For carers, building a strong support network and developing healthy relationship skills are essential for maintaining personal wellbeing whilst assisting a loved one on their recovery journey. This year’s @bpdawarenessweek theme aims to provide hope as research shows that with appropriate treatment and support people with BPD 'recover' and lead a life that’s meaningful to them. Resources for BPD Awareness Week 2024 include stories from people who live with BPD and those who support or care for them, an extensive list of informational factsheets and much more 💻 🔗 Click the link in our bio to learn more

Everyone is on their own journey and the word ‘recovery’ may mean different things to different people. It takes time, effort and patience. For carers, building a strong support network and developing healthy relationship skills are essential for maintaining personal wellbeing whilst assisting a loved one on their recovery journey.

This year’s @bpdawarenessweek theme aims to provide hope as research shows that with appropriate treatment and support people with BPD `recover` and lead a life that’s meaningful to them. Resources for BPD Awareness Week 2024 include stories from people who live with BPD and those who support or care for them, an extensive list of informational factsheets and much more 💻

🔗 Click the link in our bio to learn more

Open
Everyone is on their own journey and the word ‘recovery’ may mean different things to different people. It takes time, effort and patience. For carers, building a strong support network and developing healthy relationship skills are essential for maintaining personal wellbeing whilst assisting a loved one on their recovery journey. This year’s @bpdawarenessweek theme aims to provide hope as research shows that with appropriate treatment and support people with BPD 'recover' and lead a life that’s meaningful to them. Resources for BPD Awareness Week 2024 include stories from people who live with BPD and those who support or care for them, an extensive list of informational factsheets and much more 💻 🔗 Click the link in our bio to learn more
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