September Group Activities Calendar

The MHACA Group Activities program is a community based program which aims to improve the quality of life for individuals with mental illness by offering structured and socially based activities. Group activities also provide an opportunity for participants to develop personally and professionally as Peers.

Currently all MHACA programs, including the Day Program, remain open with increased hygiene and physical distancing measures in place.

Download the September Group Activities Calendar

To participate in MHACA group activities you must have a diagnosed mental health condition. Call 08 89522597 or email info@mhaca.org.au to inquire about group activities or an intake interview.

In addition to structured activities, a Drop-in Centre is open Monday 8.30am – 1.30pm, Tuesday – Friday from 8.30am to 3.00pm. Drop-in includes a welcoming space where people can come and work on their recovery in a variety of ways. The program provides a comfy lounge area, kitchen facilities, and computers with internet access, an assortment of activities such as board games, library, DVD’s and music, art/craft and physical activities, as well as laundry and bathroom facilities.

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Trigger warning: this post contains information on domestic, family and sexual violence and could cause distress.

#16DaysOfActivismAgainstGenderBasedViolence

Domestic, family, and sexual violence (DFSV) is a pattern of behaviours used to control a partner, ex-partner or family member. It can include physical violence, emotional and psychological abuse, social and financial abuse, technology-facilitated abuse, and criminal and non-criminal behaviour. DFSV can occur between current or former intimate partners.

Domestic, family and sexual violence is overwhelmingly experienced by women and men are more commonly the perpetrators of domestic, family and sexual violence. DFSV can happen to anyone.

If you are feeling unsafe or would like to talk with someone you can call:

Central Australian Aboriginal Family Legal Unit - CAAFLU (Legal assistance for Aboriginal victims of family violence and sexual assault). Phone: 8953 6355

Central Australian Women’s Legal Service - CAWLS (Legal assistance and support for women). Phone: 8952 4055

Sexual Assault Referral Centre - SARC (Free, confidential support services to people who have been sexually assaulted) Office hours and 24/7 crisis support phone: 8955 4500

WoSSCA (Women’s Safety Services of Central Australia) (Crisis accommodation and support for women and children experiencing domestic or family violence) 24/7 phone support: 8952 6075

Kids Helpline (Online and phone counselling service for young people aged 5 to 25). Phone: 1800 55 1800

Lifeline (Crisis support and suicide prevention service). 24/7 phone support: 13 11 14

1800RESPECT (National sexual assault, domestic and family violence counselling service). 24/7 phone support: 1800 737 732

13YARN (Crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples). 24/7 phone support: 13 92 76

QLife (LGBTIQ+ peer support and referrals) phone: 1800 184 527

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Trigger warning: this post contains information on domestic, family and sexual violence and could cause distress. #16DaysOfActivismAgainstGenderBasedViolence Domestic, family, and sexual violence (DFSV) is a pattern of behaviours used to control a partner, ex-partner or family member. It can include physical violence, emotional and psychological abuse, social and financial abuse, technology-facilitated abuse, and criminal and non-criminal behaviour. DFSV can occur between current or former intimate partners. Domestic, family and sexual violence is overwhelmingly experienced by women and men are more commonly the perpetrators of domestic, family and sexual violence. DFSV can happen to anyone. If you are feeling unsafe or would like to talk with someone you can call: Central Australian Aboriginal Family Legal Unit - CAAFLU (Legal assistance for Aboriginal victims of family violence and sexual assault). Phone: 8953 6355 Central Australian Women’s Legal Service - CAWLS (Legal assistance and support for women). Phone: 8952 4055 Sexual Assault Referral Centre - SARC (Free, confidential support services to people who have been sexually assaulted) Office hours and 24/7 crisis support phone: 8955 4500 WoSSCA (Women’s Safety Services of Central Australia) (Crisis accommodation and support for women and children experiencing domestic or family violence) 24/7 phone support: 8952 6075 Kids Helpline (Online and phone counselling service for young people aged 5 to 25). Phone: 1800 55 1800 Lifeline (Crisis support and suicide prevention service). 24/7 phone support: 13 11 14 1800RESPECT (National sexual assault, domestic and family violence counselling service). 24/7 phone support: 1800 737 732 13YARN (Crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples). 24/7 phone support: 13 92 76 QLife (LGBTIQ+ peer support and referrals) phone: 1800 184 527 In case of an emergency call 000.Image attachment
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