Mental Health Royal Commission

Mental Health Royal Commission. Prevention and early intervention will come under the microscope on day four of Victoria's inquiry into the state's mental health system. Victoria's mental health system operates in crisis mode, has "catastrophically failed to live up to expectations" and must be rebuilt, a damning report from the state's mental health royal commission has found.

The University is deeply engaged with the issues that the Royal Commission will inquire into and report on. Our mental health system provides positive programs and processes, but it is stretched in capacity and resourcing and those who are most vulnerable We support the members of the Federation that have made submissions to the Royal Commission on behalf of the clients and communities they work with. The Royal Commission into Victoria's Mental Health System, more widely known as the Mental Health Royal Commission, is a royal commission in Victoria, Australia.

The co-occurrence of mental health and drug use issues can therefore lead to harm not only to the individual in the form of overdose and suicide, but to intimate partners as well.

On the Line welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to the Victorian Royal Commission into Mental Health.

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The Royal Commission will help us understand the shortcomings in the current system, and. On the Line is a professional social health organisation that delivers outsourced digital counselling solutions nationally on behalf of our funders. Thinking about what Victoria's mental health system should ideally look like, tell us what areas and reform ideas you would like the Royal Commission to prioritise for change?