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Richmond Fellowship of WA Inc.
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Recovery from Psychosis, 3-5 Nov 08 Conference
DVD Series from the Conference now available
Have you ordered your copies? Special offer - $110 for 9 DVDs. Download the form.
Our Role
To enable recovery for people with mental illness through innovative services, education and advocacy (where recovery is defined as living with a meaningful life).
Our Vision
To be at the forefront in providing innovative and person centred environments for recovery.
More about the work of the Richmond Fellowship of WA Inc.
One in every five Australians suffer from mental distress. As a result, it’s likely that in some way, either personally or through someone you know, you have been touched by this experience. The good news is that people can and do recover from mental illness.
Through the work of The Richmond Fellowship, people with a mental illness have access to a range of support services that get them back on their feet on their way to leading healthy, active and rewarding lives.
The Richmond Fellowship of Western Australia (RFWA) is a non-government organisation that is recognised as a leader in rehabilitation support and accommodation programs for people with a diagnosable mental illness….click here to read more
Our Calendar of Events is updated regularly. Click here to view.
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CURRENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES WITH RFWA:
Positions available at all RFWA sites. To find out more click here.
Richmond Fellowship Training Room - Please see new "Training Facility" page under Education and Training for booking information.
News Reportages broadcast on ABC TV and Channel 9
Follow this link to view the videos
Innovative DVDs and Books available to order from recent RFWA seminars by Ron Coleman, Karen Taylor, John Read, Dorothy Rowe and Tony Morrison. Click to view.
Other news
RFWA CEO, Joe Calleja presented at the WACOSS Conference 1 May 2008: Titled "Not for Profits - Communities at Work" to view presentation click here
Interesting Reading - Article from TIME - March 3 2008
The Listening Cure. Disillusioned with traditional approaches, people who hear voices are finding new ways to cope. To read more click here.
WAAMH - Welfare to Work Concerns
WAAMH President, Joe Calleja has written to Federal Minister, The Hon Joe Ludwig MP concerning "Psychiatric Disability and Welfare to Work: A case for a more compassionate approach." to read more click here.
Hearing Voices Network
Latest news
UK Conference: Raising Awareness of Paranoia and Hearing Voices - June 2008. To find out more click here
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