Our 2024-25 Annual Report is here and as another year goes by we are proud to share the progress we have made and the challenges that continue to drive our work forward.
This year, we’ve maintained our strong advocacy for the 19,000 South Australians missing out on psychosocial support, presenting our findings to state and federal ministers alongside parliamentary committees. With all of this our message remained clear: more mental health beds will not fix the mental health crisis, but investing in psychosocial support will.
Our Lived Experience Workforce Program has gone from strength to strength, delivering 97 peer supervision sessions and supporting 76 scholarship recipients to complete their Certificate IV in Mental Health Peer Work. We have also worked alongside organisations to develop tailored training that embeds lived experience as a valued part of service delivery.
Mental Health Month in October was another succes, with our mindshare exhibition drawing 25,000 visitors and our “Laughter is the Best of Meds” event bringing the community together. We also deepened our partnerships with First Nations organisations and South Asian communities in the City of Salisbury, co-designing place-based solutions that meet community needs.
You can read our full annual report here.
