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At Mens Talk, we are committed to advancing mental health knowledge and providing valuable resources that cater to the diverse needs of our community.
This dedication is manifested in our rigorous research initiatives and the wide array of resources we make available. From groundbreaking studies aimed at enhancing mental health literacy among young Aboriginal men to collaborations with leading institutions like the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), our efforts are designed to develop and disseminate information that empowers individuals and communities.
Mens Talk AU, in partnership with the Be Well Co—an entity of the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), offers a comprehensive suite of mental wellbeing programs across Western Australia.
These programs, scientifically backed and rigorously tested, are designed to enhance mental wellbeing in various community and organisational settings. With the collaboration of Be Well Co certified facilitators, Mens Talk AU is set to deliver these transformative programs, contributing to the broader goal of nurturing flourishing mental states across diverse populations
Healthway Mental Health and Literacy in Young Aboriginal Men Research
In 2023, Mens Talk, in collaboration with Wadjak Northside Aboriginal Community Centre and Curtin University, embarked on a significant research project aimed at enhancing mental health literacy among young Aboriginal men. Funded by a $100,000 Healthway Research Grant, this initiative focuses on young Aboriginal males aged 14 to 24, incorporating guidance from Elder mentors. The project is unique in its approach of co-designing with the participants and Curtin researchers, ensuring that the resulting mental health literacy resources are tailored specifically for this group. These resources are intended for widespread use within the community to foster better understanding and support. Upon completion, Mens Talk will be acknowledged as key collaborators in the research paper, highlighting their role in this vital community-focused project.
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