The Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health (CRRMH) is based in Orange. It is a major rural initiative of The University of Newcastle, Faculty of Health and the NSW Department of Health. CRRMH aims to bring quality education and research programs to all rural areas of NSW through effective partnerships. The Centre will improve the mental health of rural and remote communities through academic leadership, collaboration and achievements in research, education, service development and information services.
News
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Grant announced for Research into Farmer Suicides
Farmer suicides are the focus of a new project at the CRRMH. Read more here
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Second Australian National Survey of Psychosis
The report on the Second Australian National Survey of Psychosis was oficially launched at Parliament House during November. Read the report here.
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Dr Carlie Lawrence
Please join the CRRMH in congratulating Dr Carlie Lawrence on passing examination of her PhD thesis. Read more about Carlie's achievement here.
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2010 NSW Aboriginal Mental Health Workers Forum:
Evaluation Report
Held in Orange, the forum was designed for Aboriginal Mental Health Workers in the Mainstream Mental Health Services, the Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services and Non-Government Agencies.
Please see here for the evaluation report on the forum.
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