Rural Minds Program Review
Rural Minds program review - Earlier this year the Rural and Remote Mental Health team gathered in Queensland to attend a two-day review of our Rural Minds program. The Rural [...]
Fernvale safeTALK Workshop
Fernvale safeTALK Workshop - In May we were lucky enough to be in Fernvale for their community safeTALK workshop. Facilitated by Country Care Connections manager, Debbie Smith, the LivingWorks program [...]
The Cloncurry Cattle Crisis
The Cloncurry Cattle Crisis - Jacqueline Curley and her husband Robert are cattle graziers based in the Cloncurry area of outback Queensland. Operating Gipsy Plains Braham Stud for over 30 [...]
Rural Business Women donate to RRMH
Another very generous donation from the collaborating authors of Rural Business Women, now a best-selling eBook on Amazon. Sarah Walkerden of The Rural Copywriter, who curated the book, caught up with us to [...]
Health Promotion in Indigenous Communities
Rural and Remote Mental Health are focused on improving the quality of life for those living in remote communities, those that may struggle to gain access to professional help for mental illness [...]
Sober In The Country with Shanna Whan
Shanna Whan is the founder of Sober In The Country and since February 2015 she has been sans alcohol. Her journey to an alcohol-free life was not an easy one but eventually, [...]
Cargo to Grenfell Walks Again
Cargo to Grenfell Walks Again! We catch up with the Event organiser, Tobias Barons, on the success and history of this annual philanthropic event. “The C2G 2022 was again a [...]
The first Suicide Prevention Act in Australia
CEO of Rural and Remote Mental Health, Joe Hooper, comments on the exciting announcement. “On the 9th December, the South Australian Parliament passed the first Suicide Prevention Act in Australia with [...]
Clayton Wesley Uniting Church Is Helping Those In Need
The Clayton Wesley Uniting Church is helping those in need through their congregation who work on community outreach services. For 25 years their fundraising has stemmed from the volunteer-run Goodies [...]
Walford Anglican School for Girls Donate with Community Project
We are always very moved when community members advocate on our behalf and decide on Rural and Remote Mental Health as their charity of choice. Elsie Johnson and Ruby Schubert from Walford [...]
Rural Women Supporting The Men In Their Lives
As we celebrate another International Women’s Day it seemed fitting to catch up with organisations raising awareness for a similar cause and run predominantly by women. These ladies are working [...]
RRMH to assist bushfire affected communities
Rural & Remote Mental Health is proud to announce its two-year mental health and suicide prevention program for bushfire affected communities. Funded by News Corp’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Grant, [...]
