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Breakthrough Community Round supported by Fleurieu Milk

Sporting clubs across South Australia will be tackling mental health head on…will yours? Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation will host its community round this year on August 15, to raise awareness to connect, educate and invest in Australia’s best mental health research. More than 80 football clubs, 10 netball clubs and even a rugby club […]

Mental health advice amid COVID-19

Wellbeing and resilience are linked to protect against the development of mental illness, and recovery from mental health issues. This has never been more important than in the current climate of Coronavirus (COVID-19), which is becoming more than a health and economic crisis, but also a mental health and wellbeing issue. We appreciate the increased […]

Sporting clubs gearing up to tackle mental health head on

Sporting clubs across South Australia will be tackling mental health head on over the weekend of June 22 in the inaugural Breakthrough Community Round. A number of clubs will wear purple and blue armbands to raise funds for Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation and increase awareness of the importance of mental health research. Right now, […]

Adelaide Crows Gearing Up to Tackle Mental Health HEAD ON versus Fremantle

2 May 2019 – MEDIA RELEASE The Adelaide Crows won’t just be tackling the Fremantle Dockers at Adelaide Oval this Sunday – they’ll also be tackling mental health HEAD ON. The two clubs will face off in the second annual Breakthrough Round – raising awareness about the importance of mental health research. The round supports […]

Adelaide Crows tackle mental health ‘Head On’ versus Carlton

The Adelaide Crows will face off against Carlton on Saturday 5th May in the inaugural Breakthrough Round to raise awareness about the importance of mental health research for creating a life free from mental illness. Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation was recently launched by Flinders Foundation, in a partnership with the South Australian Mental Health Commission, […]

Acknowledgement of Country

Breakthrough acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of this nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. We recognise all Australian communities who, through their lived experience, help to guide the research funded by Breakthrough.

Acknowledgement of Lived Experience

Breakthrough acknowledges those with lived experiences of mental illness. Every person’s story is uniquely theirs with their own challenges and triumphs, hopes and dreams; but together, we all share the same desire to live a life of connection, belonging and freedom. We are grateful to those who are willing to share their stories, and for the opportunities to listen.