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QAMH Members are invited to join us for our Online Members Forum.
QAMH has analysed the State Budget and wants to hear from you about the next steps forward. With a new Minister for Health and Mental Health in place, and a state election set for October 2024, what do you need QAMH to be advocating for? What steps should we take to best present our arguments?
In the second part of this forum, QAMH will discuss its major submission, prepared with DSC, to the NDIS Big Review. The submission is “solutions focused” and we will present some of our ideas in this forum, and discuss the next stage in the process.
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We look forward to our member’s continued involvement and engagement in our member’s forums.
QAMH represents over 100 members in the Queensland community mental health sector.
Through QAMH, members have the access to resources that strengthen their organisations, a platform to connect with colleagues, and create a solid evidence base for community mental health interventions.
Our member’s support has enabled QAMH to deliver some positive outcomes for the mental health sector in terms of advocacy, influence, representation and sector development.
Membership with QAMH includes a range of benefits as part of our commitment:
- Representation and advocacy
- Opportunity to influence Queensland’s community mental health landscape
- Strategic support
- Delivery of latest and most relevant Information
- Training, forums, and development opportunities
- Invitations to member-only events.
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QAMH Members receive communications with links and registration details. If interested in participating in QAMH forums, events and activities please speak to your QAMH Member representative. For general queries email: members@qamh.org.au
If you are interested in discussing membership, please contact Sarah Childs, Director – Sector Engagement and Development, via email schilds@qamh.org.au or phone 07 3394 8480.
Find out more about the benefits of membership with QAMH
QAMH acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live, learn and work and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures; and to Elders both past, present and emerging.