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Promoting mental wellbeing and preventing mental health conditions is not just the responsibility of people who work in the mental health-care system.

Everyone has a role to play in protecting and enhancing their own mental wellbeing and helping others to achieve the same, through their role as educator, coach, employer, community leader, service provider or decision maker.

That’s why Prevention United is available to assist and empower organisations and communities that want to make promotion and prevention their business.

To find out about our training and consulting services and to obtain a free quotation please contact info@preventionunited.org.au

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  • Get the facts
    ▼
    • 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
    • Evidence summaries
    • Webinars
  • Policy and advocacy
    ▼
    • Briefs and Submissions
    • Federal Election 2022
    • The Wellbeing and Prevention Coalition in Mental Health
    • Join the Prevention United Youth Ambassadors Group
    • National Network of Mental Health Promotion Practitioners (NNMHPP)
    • Events
      ▼
      • Webinar series
      • Mental Health Promotion Forum
      • BPD Awareness Week 2020
      • Victoria’s Wellbeing Promotion Symposium 2024
  • 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
    • Statement of Commitment to Child Safety
    • Strategic Plan
    • Annual reports
    • Contact Us
  • Donate