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Big Talks for Little People
Little Heroes Foundation and Breakthrough are joining forces to launch a youth mental health initiative: “Little Breakthrough Heroes: BIG TALKS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE”.
Aboriginal Mental Health Leadership: Fellowship
In partnership with Flinders University and SAHMRI, Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation will look to lead the development of an Aboriginal Mental Health
Breakthrough Quiz Night
Book your ticket now! 2020 has certainly been an interesting year with COVID-19 putting a lot of our planned events and activities on
Breakthrough Podcast
The mental health conversation has never been so strong. Breakthrough is excited to announce we will soon have our very own podcast! The
Your Support is Helping Youth Mental Health
Professor Phillip Slee is a Professor in Human Development and is a trained teacher and registered psychologist. Professor Slee has published extensively in
Breakthrough Community Round
Following the incredible success of this year’s Breakthrough Community Round, supported by Fleurieu Milk, we will now be launching an inaugural Breakthrough Community
A Word From Our Patron
His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le AC Governor of South Australia “This year the COVID-19 pandemic has seen our world face unprecedented
Breakthrough – Orama Research Grants
Breakthrough – Orama Research Grants Breakthrough exists to create a life free from mental illness. It will be the biggest health challenge in
Research Award Ceremony
More than $200,000 in mental health research grants awarded Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation, along with the Orama Institute at Flinders University, has
World Mental Health Day
Today is World Mental Health Day. One in five Australians are affected by mental illness annually, yet many don’t seek help because of
World Mental Health Week
Mental Health Week starts tomorrow on World Mental Health Day, Saturday 10 October. The conversation around mental health has never been so strong
Statewide Eating Disorder Service Oversight Committee
The first meeting of the Statewide Eating Disorder Service (SEDS) oversight committee took place yesterday. The progression of the project is an exciting
