Injury Matters and Mind Ed Information Workshop

Name: Injury Matters and Mind Ed Information Workshop
Start: 2026-09-16T17:15:00+0800
End: 2026-09-16T18:15:00+0800
Location: Zone Room Skate Park

Wed, 16 Sep, 5:15pm - 6:15pm AWST

Zone Room Skate Park

Margaret River WA, Australia

Mind-Ed

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Description

Introduction to Road Trauma Support WA

Mind-Ed is proud to host Injury Matters.

Road Trauma Support WA will be delivering a free information session to allied health professionals, emergency service personnel, community workers, volunteers, and community members who may be impacted by or exposed to road trauma.

Participants will learn about the support services available through Road Trauma Support WA and how they can access these services for themselves or refer others for assistance.

This information session will help you get better informed on:

The impact of Road Trauma in WA
The Road Trauma Support Service and the levels of support.
How to organise a third-party referral for individuals affected by road trauma.
Where and how to access support for yourself and others.

For any questions about the event, please contact us at info@mind-ed.org.au

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Mind-Ed

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Mission

To champion mental health and wellbeing in Augusta Margaret River region by connecting the community to trusted support, empowering individuals through early intervention and preventative education, strengthening local networks through advocacy and collaborative action.

Vision

To be widely recognised as the region’s go-to hub for mental health advocacy, wellbeing education, and community connection—making it easier for individuals, families, and organisations to know where to turn, what’s available, and how to access meaningful support.

Purpose

To serve as the trusted voice and central connector for mental health and community wellbeing—fostering a more resilient, compassionate region where people feel supported, stigma is reduced, and access to help is clear and approachable.