MHCC ACT Annual Report 2021-22
Pat yourselves on the back, everyone—we have not only survived but thrived
during a truly trying year!
In my report last year, I focused on all the changes we experienced as a sector
in a short space of time. This year, we have continued to be blown around by
external forces, but we have bent, adapted and remained strong in the face of
significant pressures.
MHCC ACT Annual Report 2020-2021
If there was ever a year where MHCC ACT experienced change – this was it! The adaptability and resilience that the organisation, and the sector as a whole, displayed in facing this change was incredible. It served as a great reminder of the strength and value of the community mental health sector.
MHCC ACT Annual Report 2020-21
If there was ever a year where MHCC ACT experienced change – this was it! The adaptability and resilience that the organisation, and the sector as a whole, displayed in facing this change was incredible. It served as a great reminder of the strength and value of the community mental health sector.
MHCC ACT Annual Report 2019-20
This year has been one to remember.
The professionalism of the mental health peak body supported the community sector during major external events that challenged and continues challenge all organisations, the people who work for those organisations and those living with mental illness either as a consumer or carer.
MHCC ACT Annual Report 2017-18
As I look back at the past year I am very proud to report that the staff team have gone above and beyond to deliver on projects and activities through a period of significant staff change and turbulence in the environment. I am also pleased to report that the current staff team is as harmonious and well-functioning as any in my years at MHCC ACT.
MHCC ACT Annual Report 2014-15
The last year has seen significant change within Mental Health Community Coalition ACT. The leadership change in the Executive Officer role, from Ian Rentsch to Simon Viereck, a new team of staff and implementation of structural changes has proven to be a fruitful challenge and enhanced our capacity to represent the community mental health sector.