
Mental health
Mental health – the wellbeing of the mind is cohealth’s vision for the communities we…
The effect of mental illness can be hard on individuals, families and the community as a whole. Social risks associated with mental illness include poverty, unemployment or reduced productivity and homelessness. Those with mental illness often experience problems such as isolation, discrimination and stigma.
cohealth will work to reduce these risk factors for poor mental health. We will work with communities to increase social inclusion and acceptance of diversity, building resilient and connected communities.
Cohealth programs to reduce risk factors of poor mental health include:
Anyone interested in finding out more about mental health and wanting useful advice for helping manage your own mental health, can visit:
headspace.org.au and/or beyondblue.org.au
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