Case Studies
Learn more about how organisations and communities are using Mental Health First Aid training to create a culture of care, where everyone is encouraged to talk openly about mental health.
Care with confidence: Easec’s organisational-wide Mental Health First Aid journey
Easec first identified the need for Mental Health First Aid training as part of its commitment to supporting staff in navigating their clients complex and often sensitive mental health challenges. Now, Every staff member is trained and the training is embedded into Easec's onboarding process for all future staff.
Caring for their people first: How VRTP is transforming mental health support in entertainment
Village Roadshow Theme Parks is putting mental health at the heart of its operations -- training nearly 40% of full-time team members in Mental Health First Aid to build a safe, connected, and supportive workplace culture.
One man on a mission to support veteran mental health through training
Greg Nugent is one man on a mission to support the mental health of veterans and the broader community in South Gippsland Victoria, one coffee at a time.
Breaking barriers: How Educaid is transforming mental health support in culturally and linguistically diverse communities
Ziyad Serhan, co-founder & CEO of educaid Australia, is delivering evidence-based culturally sensitive training to break down the stigma surrounding mental health in schools, workplaces and communities around Australia – and he is seeing real change.
A quiet revolution in mental health early intervention and prevention
In 1997, a quiet dog walk through the Canberra suburb of Weetangera became the setting for a conversation that would spark one of Australia's most significant mental health programs, and one of our biggest mental health exports.
Ally’s story: Why health students should complete MHFA training
Ally Egan is a fourth-year medical student at UNSW, currently completing her honours research at St George Private Hospital. While she’s focused on surgical outcomes in her research, she’s also paying close attention to the mental health and wellbeing of the people...
Waverley College leads the way with all staff trained as Youth MHFAiders
Waverley College in New South Wales is one of the first schools in Australia to train all their staff in Youth Mental Health First Aid (MHFA). ‘We saw a need,’ said James Horrocks, Head of Student Wellbeing at Waverley College. ‘What we were noticing throughout...
How the GambleAware MHFA program is shifting perspectives in NSWÂ
In partnership with the NSW Office for Responsible Gambling, Mental Health First Aid International is currently delivering Conversations about Gambling and Talking about Gambling for free to NSW residents and communities as part of the state’s GambleAware...
Building stronger foundations for mental health at Fulton HoganÂ
As the backbone of Australia’s infrastructure development, the construction industry employs nine per cent of the Australian workforce, making it the third largest workforce in Australia.  The industry has long faced a battle with disproportionately high rates of...
Fostering wellbeing and resilience across the TAFE Queensland communityÂ
TAFE Queensland stands as an educational cornerstone with a rich history spanning over 140 years. Operating across 60 locations, the organisation plays a pivotal role in serving the communities that dot the expansive Queensland terrain. From the vibrant urban...
The Perth Mint – Investing in internal MHFA training
The Perth Mint shares the benefits of an internal Licensed Mental Health First Aid Instructor and continuous staff training in developing a mentally healthy workplace.
Building the mental safety of the transport and logistics industry
Safety in the transport infrastructure and logistics industry has long been synonymous with measures aimed at preventing physical accidents and injuries.   As a growing body of evidence sheds light on the mental health crisis confronting the industry, more...
