Advisory & Consultancy

Engage our Advisory or Think Tank

AIDMH houses mental health experts and community leaders advancing multicultural mental health – and we would love to introduce them to you.

Engage AIDMH

On the ground advice, expertise and insights.

Here are only some of the insights and knowledge our expert advisory and think tank can provide:

Language and considerations to policy

Find hidden gaps and holes in governance, policy and systems that could impact engagement and the safety of multicultural individuals in a workplace, organisation or community. We help identify and address opportunities for internal and systems change.

Voices from the community – rooted in our roots

Hear information directly from community – as we are co-founded and led by multicultural practitioners and advocates, one of the benefits of collaborating with AIDMH is that our lived and living experience gives us a nuanced lens informed by specialised expertise.

Connected to all levels – on all levels

Whether it’s local, state or federal government, corporate or community organisations, AIDMH can help strategise and engage with decision-makers on all levels to build sustainability and progress in the development of multicultural mental health.

The latest research to inform progress

AIDMH brings together and supports researchers in the field of multicultural mental health. The data and research we provide access to is hot off the press – straight to you or your organisation when you need it most, in collaboration with best practice researchers.

Consult with AIDMH

Engage our Advisory or Think Tank

On the ground advice, expertise and insights.

Language and considerations to policy

Voices from the community – rooted in our roots

Connected to all levels – on all levels

The latest research to inform progress

AIDMH pays respect to the Traditional Custodians of Country, and to Elders present and across time.

We stand in solidarity with our First Nations Communities, and want to acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. It is important to remember the rights of First Nations Peoples as Australia’s First Peoples’, irrespective of the fields in which we work.

AIDMH is committed to providing safe and inclusive supports, services and spaces for intersectional communities.

We acknowledge those with a lived experience of mental ill-health, substance use and recovery, and the experience of those who have been carers, families, or supporters.

We recognise their vital contribution and value the courage of those who share this unique perspective, for the purpose of learning and growing together to achieve safer outcomes for a culture-oriented and more impactful tomorrow.