Mental Health First Aid (MHFA)

As the Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) project commences in the development phase, we seek members participation in several possible ways over weeks and months ahead.

We seek EOIs for people interested in working on the following:

  Type of activity  How many people   EOIs due by  Activity happening when 
Subject Matter Consultations 

up to three online workshops run by MHFA 

90mins each 

up to two people from each Council or members  24/11  Late Nov and Dec 2023 
‘Message from the Deans’ Film   one short video filmed by professionals, at office  one Dean from each Council  20/11 

Jan and Feb 2024 

Max 2 hours 

Professional Perspectives Film  one short video filmed by professionals, location by discussion  up to three people from any discipline  ASAP 

Jan and Feb 2024 

Up to 3-4 hours 

Lived Experience Film   one short video filmed by professionals, location by discussion  up to three people from any discipline  ASAP 

Jan and Feb 2024 

Up to 1 day 

Lived Experience Artwork  permission to use artwork  open to all  ASAP  Jan and Feb 2024 

Our first priority and request is for Course Adaptation SME consultations.

The purpose of the SME consultations is to assist with the development of contextualised course content for health professional students and to collaborate to ensure that real-world experiences of health professional students are reflected in new course materials.

Additional information flyers and related material produced by Mental Health First Aid Australia working with the three partners ACDHS, CDNM and MDANZ are available below. This site will be update from time to time as the various phase of the MHFA project role out.

 

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