Community education
Reduce stigma and make the Australian mental health system easier to understand.
- Plain-language bilingual resources
- Culturally relevant pathways to support
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ACMHP is not a crisis service.01About ACMHP
ACMHP is an Australian health-promotion charity connecting bilingual practitioners, communities, researchers and systems around culturally responsive mental health care.
Reduce stigma and make the Australian mental health system easier to understand.
Create professional belonging, peer learning and development for bilingual clinicians.
More than 500 members and 50+ in-person and online events connect practitioners, communities and sector partners across Australian states.
Bring community knowledge and clinical experience into research, policy and system design.
Operate with transparent governance, consent-led directory publishing and clear clinical boundaries.
06Milestones
Selected grants, collaborations and recognition from ACMHP's public record. Each milestone describes a verifiable organisational development—not a claim about clinical outcomes.
ACMHP representatives attended the 10th International Conference on Health and Mental Health Social Work and met with AASW's chief executive and president.
An AASW Practitioner Research Grant supported ACMHP-led research on how Chinese-background social workers develop professional identity in Australia.
ACMHP representatives Maxi and Hailey received a 2025 award for innovation and excellence in sexuality education at the WAS World Congress.
The international-student mental-health self-check platform developed with Monash Action Lab entered its public feedback phase.
Dr Jerry and Daria were announced among the nominees for AASW's 2025 Social Worker of the Year recognition.
AASW-funded, ACMHP-led research on professional identity among Chinese social workers in Australia received the Best Paper Award at the APSWEA international conference in Macao.
Source: ACMHP's official Xiaohongshu archive, reviewed 15 July 2026. Names and organisational relationships reflect the cited public record.
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