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FaCRAN led projects

Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect Centre Workforce Project

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A Victoria Department of Health funded project exploring the experiences of the family carer workforce within the new Victorian Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect Centres, peer-led service model.

THE STATE and NATURE of CARER RESEARCH
A Carer led Scoping Review 

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A family and carer led report produced by FaCRAN and RMIT for the Victorian Collaborative Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing.

Setting priorities for mental health family carer research and advocacy in Australia

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This article outlines an agenda addressing the urgent need for family carer-led and focused mental health research based on six core research priorities identified by FaCRAN.

Translational research reflective practice tools

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FaCRAN has a deep commitment to research translation. As part of  the Mental Health and Wellbeing Connect centre workforce project FaCRAN recently developed two innovative reflective practice resources for mental health family carer lived experience workers.

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TheMHS 2023: Building research and advocacy to promote Family Carer Rights

A paper delivered at the 2023 TheMHS Conference describing the need for a network to represent and uphold family rights and to understand priority areas for further research.

Get in Touch

​Do you need to know more about FACRAN, want to become a member, partner with us or something else?​

​No question is too big or small. We’d love to hear from you.

Contact us at: Facran@rmit.edu.au

FACRAN

School of Global, Urban and Social Studies

RMIT University

Melbourne ,3001 
Victoria,  Australia

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Acknowledgements

This website was created with supported from RMIT’s Enabling Impact Platform. 

Artwork by Natasha Hobson Design Natashahobsondesign@gmail.com

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FACRAN acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land we live, work and create on, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.

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We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded.

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Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.

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