Solis Knowledge Library and Toolkit – Find inspiration, practical ‘know-how’ or support

A directory of intersectionality & culture-oriented mental health and wellbeing resources, including online and in-person supports, research, podcasts and other digital tools.

HeartChat – Find a practitioner who speaks your language

HeartChat is a mental health directory that lists mental health professionals who speak your language and have a similar multicultural or lingual background.

Intersectional Equity x Lived Experience, Peer Work & Consumer Perspective Projects – A Repository 

A snapshot of projects and initiatives across Australia supporting bicultural, multicultural and intersectional Lived and Living Experience practitioners with Lived Expertise, advocates and leaders in mental health and wellbeing.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) and Consumer Perspective Supervision (CPS) for diverse communities

aidMH can provide a team of experienced Mental Health First Aid instructors and Consumer Perspective Supervisors who bring with them cultural expertise and community connections.

aidMH’s Research Register 

We are designing a centralised database of research, literature and projects on multicultural mental health in Australia.

By making knowledge more accessible and easier to share, we support greater connection across research, practice and communities. This helps strengthen collaboration, make the most of available resources, and ensure funding is directed where it can have the greatest impact.

The principle at the heart of this work: knowledge should be built on, not buried. We are here to honour what’s come before and keep it growing.

Meet the Researchers

And more coming very soon – Add your research or project here!

Connect with us, and together, we can exchange insights, break down silos, and encourage collaboration across the research sector!

Language and considerations to policy

Find hidden gaps and holes in governance, policy and systems that could impact engagement and the safety of diverse individuals in a workplace, organisation or community. We help identify and address opportunities for internal and systems change.

Voices from the community – rooted in our roots

Hear directly from community – as we are co-founded and led by intersectional practitioners and advocates, one of the benefits of collaborating with aidMH is that our lived experience (and lived expertise for some) gives us a nuanced lens.

Connected to all levels – on all levels

Whether it’s local, state or federal government, corporate or community organisations, aidMH can help strategise and engage with decision-makers on all levels to build sustainability and progress in the development of diverse mental health.