Mental Health

People with mental health disabilities now have extra tools to help when applying for NDIS funding, thanks to the new ‘Living My Best Life’ program launched by Richmond Wellbeing and RUAH on 2nd [...]

Richmond Wellbeing is pleased to announce recent changes to its Board of Directors. After six years as Chair, Vicki Taylor has decided to step down from this role at the end of March and the [...]

Richmond Wellbeing CEO Adrian Munro presented a talk at Curtin University last week on how the Community Services Sector can improve the cultural safety of their services for the CaLD community. [...]

MEDIA RELEASE: 21 September 2020 Richmond Wellbeing supports WAAMH State Election Platform – Prevent Support Heal   The Western Australian Association for Mental Health (WAAMH) launched [...]

Football clubs in WA who have members struggling with mental health issues are to get access to a crucial and potentially life-saving free support program. Football West is partnering with [...]

Adrian Munro joined 98five Sonshine FM Breakfast hosts, Kirste and Mike on Thursday 10th September to talk about R U OK? Day and mental health. Listen to the podcast here.

Richmond Wellbeing CEO Adrian Munro has responded to the Four Corners program titled ‘Please Don’t Judge Us’ in a letter to ABC Chair, Ita Buttrose. Adrian says the program has [...]

Adrian Munro, CEO of Richmond Wellbeing, discusses how our words can make or break positive change. We’re all familiar with the idiom, “sticks and stones may break our bones, but words will never [...]

Richmond Wellbeing CEO Adrian Munro believes there can be one big positive to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic crisis. “We can develop a new sense of interconnectedness like we’ve never [...]

Richmond Wellbeing Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update – 25 March 2020 Please find information on the measures Richmond Wellbeing is taking to ensure the safety and wellbeing of our residents, [...]