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WellMob: A culturally safe digital gateway supporting the Social and Emotional Wellbeing of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (First Nations) Peoples

David Edwards from WellMob website: eMHPrac in Case Study, Equity, Accessibility & Cultural Responsiveness
In the evolving landscape of digital mental health (dMH), culturally responsive platforms are essential to ensure equitable access and meaningful engagement. The WellMob website stands as a pioneering platform in this space.

New NOURISH Initiative Seeks to Achieve Equitable Wellbeing for All

A bold new global initiative, NOURISH aims to achieve equitable wellbeing for all by centering Indigenous knowledge, compassion, and systemic change through a “whole person, whole systems” approach.

RiseUp: A Transformative Step Toward Black Youth Empowerment

The rhythm of change often begins with a single note—a bold acknowledgment of history and the promise of a brighter future. RiseUp powered by Kids Help Phone embodies this rhythm, stepping boldly into the gaps created by systemic inequities and

Headlight: Increasing Mental Health Literacy in Communities

Increasing mental health literacy within a community can have a direct impact on the mental wellbeing of a population, promote early intervention and reduce the burden of care on clinical services and community support networks. Yet the fact remains that

Nunavut MP Lori Idlout Empowers Indigenous Communities with Digital Mental Health Solutions

Nunavut MP Lori Idlout is leading the way in digital mental health for indigenous communities in northern Canada, promoting improved access and support. Partnering with the eMental Health International Collaborative, Lori’s dedication is driving positive change for the residents of

Unique Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Helpline Officially Launched in Sydney

Thursday 11 November 2022 marked the launch of Australia’s first national Indigenous-led crisis hotline, 13YARN. Funded by the Australian Government (through the Department of Health), the purpose-built, 24/7 national telephone helpline was codesigned with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people

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