Central Highlands Information Session and High Tea

15 Oct 2026 1.30pm - 4.30pm

To celebrate and acknowledge our families and carers for all they do for their care recipients we are hosting an information session on Carers Rights presented by the Lead social worker from Grampians Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing Service Darlene Cole.

This is to be followed by a catered afternoon High Tea. This day has been organised in conjunction with the carers that we are currently supporting. We would like to invite new mental health and or substance use carers into the center and look forward to celebrating and supporting their caring roles.

To register for this event please call 1800 962 008 or email Grampiansmhwconnect@mindaustralia.org.au to speak with a Peer Practioner who will assist you in registering.

The Grampians Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect Centre is a Department of Health funded service that supports families, carers, and supporters of people with mental health and substance use challenges. Support is given from a family and carer peer support perspective. All staff who work at the Centre have family carer lived experience.  This support happens in the drop in Connect Centre, over the phone, in carer peer support groups, and through information sessions.

 

Details
Date:
15 Oct 2026
Time:
1.30pm - 4.30pm
Location
Grampians Mental Health Wellbeing Connect Centre, Victoria 3350 Australia
Cost
$0
Organizer
Grampians Mental Health Wellbeing Connect
1800 962 008
Event Registration
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