This report examines the extent to which mental health policy intent, legal obligations and fundamental principles are being realised in practice. It identifies examples of emerging good practice with the potential to be adopted at scale and contribute to the realisation of policy objectives. It finds overseas-born Australians more likely to delay mental health support.

This research project aims to provide new insights into the factors that influence mental health-related help-seeking (including that of stigma), and thereby build on the national knowledge base for three CALD community groups. It also provides policy recommendations to inform mental illness stigma reduction initiatives in these communities.

The aim of this report is to provide insight and guidance to enhance the capacity of the workplaces, and the health system more broadly to retain and support the development and careers of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the workforce.

The aim of this literature review is to examine the peer and grey literature to inform the broader Career Pathways Project to strengthen career development opportunities and pathways of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the health workforce.

This report presents the methods and findings of the workplace-based case studies conducted in New South Wales.