Training and events calendar

Stepping into a Family Carer Lived Experience Worker (FCLEW) role is a demonstration of passion and a deep commitment to the transformative power of shared experience. But how do we sustain that passion while navigating the complexities of the mental health system?

People with intellectual disability experience high rates of mental illness yet often have difficulty in accessing services and getting appropriate treatment.

Our roles as Family Carer Lived Experience (FCLE) workers can be both rewarding and challenging. So much of our work is deeply relational, requiring us to navigate complex systems while holding space for others.

Let’s go on a journey to consider the values within our LLEW roles.

The Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule - Second Edition (ADOS-2) is a semi-structured, standardised assessment of communication, social interaction, and play.

The second in a series of bite sized research information presented in digestible chunks.

Learn about our range of opportunities in addiction, including internships, scholarships and post-graduate courses.

Diversity in gender identity and sexuality are a part of the natural spectrum of human diversity.

This session is designed to support Family Carer Lived Experience Workers (FCLEWs) to explore the complexities of documenting Family Carer contacts within an individualistic clinical system, unpack relevant privacy legislation, and build practical skills for writing safe, discipline-specific notes.

The research explored knowledge, attitudes and practices towards suicide among immigrants from five countries of the Horn of Africa in Victoria, Australia.