Become a member
Members of MIFNQ enjoy benefits and discounts on services. It’s also a great way to stay in touch with what is happening in the organisation and the mental health sector.
Benefits include:
- Library Access: As a member, you are welcome to come in and browse through the library and borrow books, videos and DVDs. Arrangements can also be made to view videos on the premises.
- Newsletters: MIFNQ provide information to members through “Northern Voices”, our bi-monthly newsletter.
- Discounted rates to attend any functions that we may need to charge for.
Membership Fees: From the 2012/2013 financial membership year, all classes of membership will be free.
Download a Membership Form: WORD | PDF
LATEST NEWS
Let's talk about mental health
The Land | 06 Mar, 2013
THE Land wants to get more people in the bush talking – and thinking – about mental health. That’s why it’s partnering with NSW Farmers and the Rural Adversity Mental Health Program (RAMHP) to run a new monthly mental health forum that will explore issues such as depression and anxiety and achieving good mental health.
The Land’s editor Sally White said the online forum would allow readers to ask questions of mental health professionals. “We had tremendous feedback on the Glove Box Guide to Mental Health we put together last year and wanted to do something to build on that,” she said.
Join us for our first Friday Forum this Friday, March 8 at 12.30pm to ask questions of our panel on coping after a disaster...(read on)
IMPORTANT LINKS
Schizophrenia Awareness Week 2013
MIFNQ Sunflower Awards
Nomination Forms
Awards Breakfast Online Bookings
Schizophrenia Awareness Week Info Kits
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Mi Networks is a national initiative linking over 100 mental health support services around Australia. Offering access to relevant, up-to-date information, peer support and connections to local community networks.
Mi Networks members provide a personalised response to the needs of individuals living with mental illness, their carers, friends and family members. For more information, please telephone 1800 985 944 or visit www.MiNetworks.org.au.
