PHN supports National Communications Charter

Posted January 15, 2020

HNECC PHN CEO, Richard Nankervis, today signed the Life in Mind National Communications Charter on behalf of the organisation.

"The Charter" is a resource and guiding document aiming to develop a unified approach to mental health and suicide prevention. Importantly it informs the way we talk about mental illness and suicide, and represents a formal commitment to working collaboratively to reduce the stigma surrounding them.

Life in Mind National Communications Charter

More about the Charter and what you can do as an individual or organisation.

Learn More

Explore more news like this:

More about:

HNECC PHN Announcement Media Release Mental health

Keep up to date with the latest.

Subscribe to our mailing list to get all the latest news updates delivered to your inbox.

First Name

Last Name

Your Email Address

Which area from our region do you live/work?

Related News

June 30 2023

Forty-three per cent of PHN employees participate in The Lift Project mental wellness program

In 2023 the People & Culture team implemented the PHN Wellbeing Strategy 2023 to 2025 which is underpinned by the evidence based Thrive at Work framework. The framework promotes a holistic approach that not only focuses on helping unwell people get well again, but also on helping people stay well and be the best they can be.

December 2019 Dec 2019

December 20 2019

Mental Health help for Rural and Remote Areas

A range of services providing counselling and other support services to specific groups in Rural & Remote communities

March 2021 Mar 2021

March 03 2021

Bringing Parkinson’s support closer to home

To improve access to high quality care that is closer to home the Primary Health Network is pleased to have been funded by the Australian Government’s Department of Health to pilot a project that will provide training and support for local GPs and other health professionals.