Update from the Co-CEO, Professor Sarah Wilson
An update from the Collaborative Centre from the Co-CEO, Professor Sarah Wilson.
News
The latest news, updates and spotlights from the Collaborative Centre on Victoria's mental health and wellbeing system reform
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Victoria's First Peer-led Mental Health Service
The Collaborative Centre welcomes the announcement of Victoria’s first peer-led mental health service based in Greater Geelong.
Access To Supervision Project Funding - APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
The Access to Supervision Project (ASP) 2025/2026 provides funding for discipline-specific supervision to the consumer and family/carer lived experience workforces in Mental Health Services in ...
Public Consultation: Clinical Practice Guideline for the Appropriate Use of ...
The consultation on the guidelines will run until 31 August 2025 for anyone who is interested in providing their input via the feedback form.
Meet our new Manager, Sector Capability (Lived Experience)
We're delighted to welcome Leanna Azoury to the Collaborative Centre as our new Manager, Sector Capability (Lived Experience)
New Collaborative Centre Office
We’re excited to share that the Collaborative Centre has officially moved to its new home at 205 Queensberry Street, Carlton! This new location marks our next phase of growth and system ...
'Lived Experience in Research' event series
The Collaborative Centre is pleased to be partnering with the Mental Health PhD program at the University of Melbourne to deliver a three-part ‘Lived Experience in Research’ event series.
Introducing The Collective
The Collective is a new consortium delivering workforce development for Victorian Lived and Living Experience workers. Comprising five organisations, it offers training, supervision, and ...
Welcome Emma Cadogan as Director, Workforce Education and Development.
We’re delighted to welcome Emma Cadogan to the Collaborative Centre as Director, Workforce Education and Development.
A message from Board Chair, Terry Laidler
Caroline Lambert has resigned as Chair of the Collaborative Centre’s Lived Experience Advisory Panel (LEAP)