MHACA is now Open for Business

We’re pleased to announce that our Day to Day Living activities and the Drop In Centre will resume normal opening hours – 8:30am to 3:00pm – from Monday 25 July.

Please continue to use the rear entrance to the building while the front half of our building undergoes repairs over the next 8 to 10 weeks.

As you are aware, our Pathways and Partners In Recovery programs have been operating all through the period following the storm on 17th June 2016, and they continue to do so between 8.30am and 3.00pm.

Our thanks and appreciation for your support, patience and assistance during this period of disruption. We hope that this continues while MHACA undergoes significant repair work in the coming months.

The MHACA Team

 

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🧢 FREE workshops next week! 🎨

We’re offering a series of free craft workshops for Mental Health Week at @Alice Plaza!

Take a break from your busy week, slow down and enjoy doing something creative. You can come along on your own or bring your workmates for a lunchtime team activity!

πŸ“… Monday 12 October – Painted Purses
πŸ“… Tuesday 13 October – Leathercraft
πŸ“… Thursday 15 October – Basket Weaving

⏰ 12pm–1pm
πŸ“ Stress Less Hub, Alice Plaza

Spots are limited, so make sure you register
πŸ‘‰ collections.humanitix.com/mental-health-week-2026
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🧢 FREE workshops next week! 🎨
We’re offering a series of free craft workshops for Mental Health Week at @Alice Plaza!
Take a break from your busy week, slow down and enjoy doing something creative. You can come along on your own or bring your workmates for a lunchtime team activity!
πŸ“… Monday 12 October – Painted Purses
πŸ“… Tuesday 13 October – Leathercraft
πŸ“… Thursday 15 October – Basket Weaving
⏰ 12pm–1pm
πŸ“ Stress Less Hub, Alice Plaza
Spots are limited, so make sure you register 
πŸ‘‰ https://collections.humanitix.com/mental-health-week-2026

Our 'No Shame in Getting Help' animation reminds us that everyone has times when they feel sad or overwhelmed. If those feelings don't go away, reaching out for support is a sign of strength, there is no shame in getting help.

If you or someone you know needs support, you can contact:
πŸ’› 13YARN – Australia's first national crisis support line for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples, available 24/7.
πŸ“ž 13 92 76 | www.13yarn.org.au

πŸ’› Central Australian Aboriginal Congress – Culture Care Connect Suicide Prevention Program
πŸ“ž (08) 8950 4750

#TheNextGeneration #MentalHealthMatters #SocialEmotionalWellbeing #NoShameInGettingHelp #AboriginalHealth #CommunityWellbeing
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