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While effective treatments are now more widely available and used, the number of people affected by conditions like depression and anxiety continues to rise.

We tackle physical health conditions with a combination of prevention and treatment, yet when it comes to mental health we generally wait until people become unwell before we act. This must change.


It's time to get serious about prevention.


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      Mental health conditions are distressing, potentially disabling and contribute to death by suicide.

      We believe mental health conditions are not inevitable and we need your help to tackle the root causes so that we can prevent them from happening.

      Press the button below to find out how to donate to Prevention United and how we use the donations and funding we receive.

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      • Get the facts
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        • What is prevention?
        • Mental health versus mental illness
        • Risk and resilience
        • What is mental health promotion?
      • Programs and resources
        ▼
        • Prevention strategies
          ▼
          • For individuals
          • For parents and caregivers
          • For organisation and community leaders
          • Free ‘Staying Ahead’ eBook
        • Webinars
      • Policy and advocacy
        ▼
        • Briefs and Submissions
        • Federal Election 2022
        • The Wellbeing and Prevention Coalition in Mental Health
        • National Network of Mental Health Promotion Practitioners (NNMHPP)
        • Events
          ▼
          • Webinar series
          • Mental Health Promotion Forum
          • BPD Awareness Week 2020
          • The Joining Forces Forum
      • Training and consulting
        ▼
        • Consulting, training, and organisational change
        • Writing, reviewing, research and evaluation
        • Speaking, facilitating and webinar hosting
      • About us
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        • Our People
        • Our Values
        • Strategic Plan
        • Annual report
        • Contact Us
      • Donate