The Charter

Everymind is pleased to announce the National communications charter (the Charter) and supporting tools and resources have been updated and are now available on the Life in Mind portal.

Lake Macquarie City Council Mayor Kay Fraser has signed the National Communications Charter on behalf of the Council demonstrating a clear commitment to prioritising mental health for the communities of Lake Macquarie.

With over 14,000 members, ANZMHA demonstrates its commitment to developing better structures and processes within the organisation to reduce stigma and promote help-seeking behaviour.

NRSPP has made a formal commitment to using safe and non-stigmatising communication around mental ill-health and suicide.

The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) has become the latest organisational signatory of the National Communications Charter.

Bunnings Group has become the first national retail group to sign the National Communications Charter (The Charter), leading the way for businesses across Australia in driving mentally healthy and thriving workplaces.

Eastern Health has demonstrated its leadership and commitment to safe communication around mental health and suicide, as the first Victorian tertiary mental health service to sign the National Communications Charter.

Corporate Mental Health Alliance Australia has recently signed the National Communications Charter, signifying their commitment to using safe, inclusive language when discussing mental health and suicide prevention in the workplace.

Central Coast Local Health District (CCLHD) is now a proud signatory of the National Communications Charter.

This week the South Australian Government showed their overwhelming support and commitment to safe language through a group signing of the National Communications Charter (The Charter).