The Wellbeing Informed Care- Kimberley (WIC-K) project is a partnership between University of Western Australia and Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Service (KAMS) and its member services. This report provides an overview of the consultation undertaken with Aboriginal community members to progress WIC-K Priority Area 2.

This paper explores the evidence for digital mental health tools, specifically web-based tools or mobile phone apps, for First Nations people. It highlights benefits of these resources, examples of best practice in their development, alongside barriers and challenges to their use.

Mental Health Australia’s 2023 'Report to the nation' provides a 'pulse-check' of the mental health and wellbeing of people in Australia. Compared to 2022, Australians’ overall mental health remains the same, though with some increases in people feeling happier and more connected.

This document outlines the Northern Territory Government’s goal to reduce the suicide rate over the next 5 years, and improve the health and wellbeing of Territorians.

This resource can be used to support anyone in First Nations communities to raise awareness about what abuse, neglect and exploitation is, and how to get help.