This research program will:

• Implement resources and tools to respond to the impacts of mental ill-health and ongoing trauma across the life course.
• Improve access to preventive interventions across community and primary care settings.
• Implement capacity building initiatives to support the embedding of preventive interventions in community and primary care settings.

This research program will:

• Integrate lived-experience knowledge and expertise within mental health research and translation activities.
• Support research career development pathways through tailored training, events and mentor programs.
• Strengthen lived-experience led research and leadership in the mental health research and workforce sectors.

This research program will:

• Support community-led holistic models of care such as social and emotional well-being innovations to address unmet physical health needs and unacceptable gaps in equity and outcomes.
• Redesign mental health care systems for increased service identification, access to appointments and reduced costs.
• Change service cultures to reduce stigma and discrimination and increase access to tailored person care.

This research program will:

• Co-design a national roadmap for mental health research translation to identify the implementation actions,  strategies for knowledge transfer and integration, and translation goals and targets.
• Identify the implementation strategies, technological and economic resources that are required to scale and embed innovative models of care and whole of community approaches to prevention.
• Document how innovative models and approaches may or may not change the individual, social, community and economic impacts of mental ill-health.

See the list of The ALIVE National Centre’s Internally Funded Projects, Co-Funded Projects, Externally Funded Projects and Affiliated Projects here.