Spotlight on multicultural mental health: Sharing dumplings, sharing ideas
How can Victoria’s mental health system become more culturally responsive, psychologically safe and inclusive of the diverse communities it serves?
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In their own words - Leanne Burn
A reflective profile of a Lived and Living Experience leader working to embed lived experience at the heart of system-wide mental health and wellbeing reform.
Changing lives
This is a statewide, family carer–led research report documenting the characteristics, roles, practices, supports and priorities of the Family Carer Lived Experience workforce in the Mental Health ...
Annual Report 2024/2025
The 2024–25 Annual Report highlights a year of change and growth as the Collaborative Centre strengthened foundations for workforce capability, translational research and Lived and Living ...
Gender-responsive mental health care
This report explores mental health reform in Victoria, offering a practical illustration of what gender-responsive mental health care looks like and highlighting approaches that can inform ...
A message from Board Chair, Terry Laidler
Caroline Lambert has resigned as Chair of the Collaborative Centre’s Lived Experience Advisory Panel (LEAP)
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Board expressions of interest
Expressions of interest are now open for Board member and Chairperson roles with the Victorian Collaborative Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing. Applications are encouraged from diverse ...
Consortium Connect Event
The ‘Consortium Connect’ event brought together key leaders from research, policy, and practice to advance mental health reform in Victoria. This included the Collaborative Centre’s Adult and ...
Meet our new Senior Workforce Development Facilitator, Consumer Perspective.
We're delighted to welcome Erin Hill to the Collaborative Centre as our new Senior Workforce Development Facilitator, Consumer Perspective.
Australia's First Treaty
The Victorian Collaborative Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing acknowledges the establishment of Gellung Warl, marking a significant milestone in the implementation of Victoria's first Treaty.