PROGRESS 2050: Toward a prosperous future for all Australians
One in 16 Australians – or 1.16 million people – are currently experiencing depression. This is an extraordinary number and one expected to grow with the ongoing impacts of COVID-19. Apart from the human toll, the impact on the economy and on businesses is troubling.
At Federal and State Government levels there have been reviews and royal commissions into addressing mental health support and services, and no doubt many organisations and communities are also doing their own work. How do we come together to develop a holistic approach to providing support to those suffering from mental health episodes, and developing strategies to stop mental health problems before they take hold?
Join CEDA’s expert panel to discuss the way forward.
Speakers:
Lucinda Brogden AM, Chair, National Mental Health Commission
Professor Allan Fels AO, Professorial Fellow, University of Melbourne, Patron, Mental Health Victoria
Jason Trethowan, Chief Executive Officer, headspace
Tim Marney, Chief Economist, Nous Group
At Federal and State Government levels there have been reviews and royal commissions into addressing mental health support and services, and no doubt many organisations and communities are also doing their own work. How do we come together to develop a holistic approach to providing support to those suffering from mental health episodes, and developing strategies to stop mental health problems before they take hold?
Join CEDA’s expert panel to discuss the way forward.
Speakers:
Lucinda Brogden AM, Chair, National Mental Health Commission
Professor Allan Fels AO, Professorial Fellow, University of Melbourne, Patron, Mental Health Victoria
Jason Trethowan, Chief Executive Officer, headspace
Tim Marney, Chief Economist, Nous Group
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The future of mental health support and servicesAt Federal and State Government levels there have been reviews and royal commissions into addressing mental health support and services, and no doubt many organisations and communities are also doing their own work. How do we come together to develop a holistic approach to providing support to those suffering from mental health episodes, and developing strategies to stop mental health problems before they take hold?
