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The MARAM video series will support prescribed workforces to better understand the MARAM reforms and responsibilities that apply to their role.

This resource supports clinicians to better understand the Child Information Sharing Scheme (CISS) and how to use it to promote child wellbeing and safety. 

The MARAM video series will support prescribed workforces to better understand the MARAM reforms and responsibilities that apply to their role.

Can I share information to assess or manage family violence risk under the Family Violence Information Sharing Scheme (FVISS)?

Can I share information to promote the wellbeing or safety of a child under the Child Information Sharing Scheme (CISS)?

‘the Framework’ responds to calls from the mental health and other sectors for changes in the way systems are governed to align them more strongly with human rights approaches and to meaningfully embrace lived experience. Its applicability and reach span a spectrum of settings and sectors.

The toolkit provides users with a selection of tools and resources to assist in exploring and assessing their own governance processes and formulate a pathway towards embedding lived experience governance across their systems, structures, policies, processes, practices, programs and services.

The Lived Experience Leadership Digital Library is a central repository of mental health consumer and carer leadership-related knowledge and initiatives:

• Lived Experience Leadership
• Engagement and Participation
• Co-design and Co-production
• Lived Experience Workforce
• Lived Experience Research

Many Aboriginal people in Victoria enjoy good or excellent health. However, as a group, Aboriginal people are more likely to experience poorer health outcomes than non-Aboriginal people.

One of four free online modules aiming to support practitioners in working with interpreters in mental health settings. The module helps to identify practical strategies and steps to take for engaging with and discovering useful ways to approach your work with interpreters